How to abort an early pregnancy

We all know that many unexpected pregnancies happen frequently nowadays. In fact, God has given women the instinct to be mothers, and women should cherish it. However, for some fetuses with developmental problems in the body, abortion is also necessary, because if a sick child is left, it will be more painful. For some women who are pregnant early, they want a method of abortion with less harm. So how to abort an early pregnancy?

Generally speaking, the best time for medical abortion is within 49 days of amenorrhea. Close observation is required after taking the medicine. If medical abortion fails, surgery should be terminated in time and uterine curettage is required. Medical abortion is not suitable for everyone. It has certain indications. Generally speaking, pregnant women who are "selected" should meet six conditions: young primigravid women or nulliparous women; have not left the local area in the past month; have the conditions to seek medical treatment nearby in a medical institution with well-equipped facilities; have amenorrhea for less than 49 days; ultrasound shows intrauterine pregnancy, and the average diameter of the gestational sac is less than 20 mm; the pregnant woman has no heart, liver, kidney, reproductive, or endocrine system diseases, and has no smoking or drinking habits. Pregnant women with a long pregnancy, a large gestational sac, an older age and multiple pregnancies, a history of artificial abortion or cesarean section within six months, who are in the postpartum lactation period, or who have uterine malformations or uterine fibroids are not suitable for medical abortion. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check and confirm whether you can have medical abortion when it is convenient for you. Do not take medicine without authorization to avoid unnecessary consequences.

When a woman finds out she is pregnant, if she does not want the child, she needs to have an abortion as soon as possible. Before undergoing an abortion, women must first determine the date of conception. The number of days from the last menstrual period to the present is the pregnancy time determined by the hospital. If a woman is pregnant for less than one month, it is recommended to choose medical abortion. Medical abortion is for women who conceive within 49 days of amenorrhea and are under the age of 34. Oral medication can prevent the growth of the embryonic sac until it falls off.

If a woman chooses to have a medical abortion after discovering that she is pregnant unexpectedly, it is better to do so as soon as possible.

Medical abortion does not require surgery, but the drugs can cause gastrointestinal reactions in the human body, leading to uncomfortable symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, and the method of medical abortion can cause severe pain. The effectiveness of medical abortion is not high, with an incomplete abortion rate as high as 30%, and many women need a second uterine curettage. In addition, medical abortion causes long bleeding time and is prone to cause infection and infertility.

Therefore, it is recommended that women who are less than one month pregnant can wait and have an artificial abortion when they are one and a half months pregnant, because the gestational sac is of the right size at this time, the difficulty of the operation and the damage to the body are minimized, and the recovery after the operation is also the fastest.

Artificial abortion can usually be performed after 45 days of pregnancy, because before that the baby has not yet implanted or is too small to be easily aborted. If the pregnancy is too long and the fetus has grown beyond the range of surgery, hospitalization for induced labor will be required after a period of time. Of course, the specific situation requires a B-ultrasound examination and then consulting a doctor.

When the fetus is small, choosing medical abortion will cause less harm to the woman's body.