How to abort in early pregnancy? How to abort in early pregnancy?

Ladies should pay close attention if their menstruation is late, their body temperature rises during ovulation, or they have symptoms of nausea and retching, as they may be pregnant. However, pregnant women often think that they are sick and do not go for examination until one or two months into the pregnancy. Pregnant women who are not fully prepared usually choose to abort in the early stages of pregnancy. So, how can you abort in the early stages of pregnancy?

How to prevent miscarriage in early pregnancy

If a woman finds out that she is pregnant and does not want the child, she should have an abortion as soon as possible. Before undergoing an abortion, women must first determine the duration of their pregnancy. The number of days to the present is calculated from the day when the expected date of delivery comes, which is the number of days of pregnancy determined by the hospital outpatient clinic. If a woman is pregnant for less than one month, it is recommended to choose medical abortion treatment. Medical abortion is for pregnancies within 49 days of amenorrhea and for women under the age of 34. Oral medication can prevent the growth of the fetal sac until it falls out.

Medical abortion does not require surgery, but the treatment drugs will cause gastrointestinal reactions in the body, causing nausea, retching and other uncomfortable symptoms, and the method of treating medical abortion will cause obvious pain. The efficiency of medical abortion is not high, with an incomplete abortion rate of up to 30%. Many women need a second medical abortion followed by uterine cleaning. Moreover, medical abortion causes prolonged bleeding and is prone to infection and infertility.

Therefore, it is recommended that women who are less than one month pregnant can wait until one and a half months of pregnancy to have an abortion, because the fetal sac is suitable at this time, the difficulty of the operation and the harm to the body are the least, and the recovery from the operation is faster.

Generally, abortion surgery should be performed after 45 days of pregnancy, because before that, the fetus may not have implanted or is very small, making it difficult to induce miscarriage. If the pregnancy is too long and the fetus has grown beyond the surgical range, the patient will need to be hospitalized for induced abortion after a period of time. Of course, the specific situation needs to be checked by B-ultrasound before consulting a doctor.