Can I abort my pregnancy if I'm five or six months pregnant?

It is also possible to have an abortion in the 5th or 6th month of pregnancy, but because the pregnancy is relatively advanced, an induced abortion certificate issued by the family planning unit is required before an abortion can be performed. In addition, before an abortion, blood cell analysis, coagulation function analysis, liver function, kidney function, eight items of viral infection, blood form, electrocardiogram and obstetric B-ultrasound should be tested. These test results must be normal and the contraindications to abortion must be eliminated before an abortion can be performed. Generally, hospitalization is required.

The common method of abortion is to take mifepristone orally and introduce ethacridine into the amniotic cavity through the abdomen to induce labor. Generally, the test tube embryo will be discharged 24-48 hours after the introduction of ethacridine. If excessive vaginal bleeding occurs during this process, curettage should be performed immediately. If there are no abnormalities, after the test tube embryo is discharged, you should take Motherwort granules internally to promote uterine response, and inject oxytocin intramuscularly to promote uterine contractions. One week after induced abortion, you should have a follow-up gynecological ultrasound to check the recovery of the uterus and whether the abortion was complete. At the same time, if there is breast engorgement, you should promptly stop breastfeeding and seek treatment.

There are ways to abort the test tube embryo when you are five or six months pregnant, but because the month is relatively advanced, you need an induced abortion certificate issued by the family planning policy unit to have an induced abortion operation, and you need to be hospitalized for the induced abortion operation. The method of induction of labor used is oral administration of mifepristone combined with the introduction of ethacridine into the amniotic cavity through the abdomen. However, before the induction of labor, blood cell analysis, coagulation function analysis, liver function, kidney function, eight items of viral infection, blood form, and electrocardiogram should be tested. Only when the results of these tests are normal can the induction of labor be performed. Generally, the test tube embryo will be eliminated 24-48 hours after the professional induced abortion.

Whether an induced abortion can be performed in the fifth month of pregnancy depends on the specific circumstances. If the patient is already married, the pregnancy is planned, and the baby is developing well, then the country does not allow induced abortion in the fifth month of pregnancy. If the patient is unmarried or has an unplanned pregnancy after marriage, or if the fetus is found to have abnormalities after pregnancy and an induced abortion is required, the country allows induced abortion. However, in this case, the patient must return to the local family planning unit and obtain an induced abortion certificate before the hospital can perform the induced abortion.

Induced abortion in the fifth month of pregnancy has a great impact on the patient's body, because at this time the fetus has been formed, the embryo has been formed, and a close connection has been established between the pregnant mother and the fetus. It is very easy to have internal bleeding or placental retention during induced abortion, which can easily lead to secondary infertility.