Can I have an abortion after two months?

Medical abortion is the abbreviation of drug abortion, and it is also a common method of abortion in today's clinical medicine. Many people want to know if medical abortion is possible at two months. actually. It is best to have medical abortion within 49 days of pregnancy. If you are already two months pregnant, it is not recommended for women to choose medical abortion. However, you can choose painless surgical abortion, which has a better abortion effect, to terminate the pregnancy!

1. Best time for medical abortion

Medical abortion can only be performed if it is an intrauterine pregnancy. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, medical abortion may cause heavy bleeding. When is the best time for medical abortion? The time for medical abortion is generally within 7 weeks (49 days) of pregnancy (calculated from the start of menstruation). The drug is most sensitive between the 35th and 40th days, while abortion can usually be performed within 12 weeks of knowing the pregnancy.

Medical abortion generally requires taking two kinds of medicine. First, take the medicine to inhibit the development of the embryo. After 2-3 days, take the medicine to contract the uterus to expel the embryo. Most people will experience abdominal pain caused by uterine contractions two hours after taking the latter medicine. Generally, you can go home after being observed in the hospital for six hours after taking the medicine. Bleeding will continue for 1-2 weeks afterwards. Afterwards, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound check to see if it has been completely eliminated. Experts remind that even if you choose medical abortion, you must go to the hospital to do it and do not buy the drugs on your own.

2. Side effects of medical abortion

Generally speaking, the most worrying thing about medical abortion is that it cannot guarantee the success of the abortion. If it exceeds 49 days, medical abortion is not recommended because of the fear that it will lead to heavy bleeding, residual infection and many other abortion sequelae. If the medical abortion is incomplete, further uterine curettage surgery will be required, which is equivalent to secondary damage to the body.

Medical abortion works differently on different people. 70%-80% of people can have a clean abortion, but about 20% have an incomplete abortion and need a curettage. In addition, medical abortion can also cause irregular menstruation in the later period; medical abortion causes prolonged bleeding, increases the chance of infection, and may even cause endometriosis, a reproductive disease.

3. People who are not suitable for medical abortion

Pregnant women with diseases such as asthma, bronchitis, angina pectoris, arrhythmia, heart failure, hypertension, glaucoma, liver and kidney dysfunction, ectopic pregnancy, ulcerative colitis, adrenal insufficiency, long-term use of glucocorticoids, and insulin-dependent diabetes are strictly prohibited from using medical abortion.