I'm pregnant but I don't want it

Nowadays, with the increasing number of people engaging in premarital sex, the phenomenon of unwanted pregnancy is becoming more and more common. If there are not sufficient conditions to welcome the arrival of a child, the pregnancy can be terminated through abortion. Generally speaking, in the early pregnancy period, that is, the first three months of pregnancy, the fetus can be aborted through artificial abortion or medical abortion, but if the pregnancy lasts more than three months, an induced abortion surgery will be required.

1. What to do if you have an unwanted pregnancy

If you have an unwanted pregnancy within 45 days, it is recommended that you use medical abortion. Because medical abortion is relatively safe, the success rate of abortion is relatively high, and it will not have any major side effects on the body. In addition, the body recovers relatively quickly after medical abortion, and there will be no sequelae. If the pregnancy is more than 45 days, surgery or curettage abortion must be performed in time.

2. Precautions for abortion

Currently, many women are pregnant but do not want to let people around them know, so most of them choose to have the abortion in private hospitals, which leads to gynecological inflammation later. So here I would like to remind everyone that if you want to have an abortion, it is crucial to choose a regular and professional hospital to ensure the safety and success rate of the operation.

3. How to avoid unwanted pregnancy

A large part of the causes of unwanted pregnancies come from the wrong choice of contraceptive methods by both men and women, such as the rhythm method, withdrawal method and vaginal method. These are all wrong contraceptive methods and can easily lead to contraceptive failure and unwanted pregnancy.

In fact, there are many contraceptive methods available at present. We mainly divide them into long-acting contraceptive methods and short-acting contraceptive methods according to the duration of their effectiveness; according to the different routes of use, they are divided into drug contraception, tool contraception, and surgical contraception. Commonly used contraceptive methods include intrauterine devices and condoms, and drug contraception mainly includes oral contraceptives. Subcutaneous contraceptive implants combine the advantages of both contraceptive methods and drug contraception.

There are many types of contraceptive methods: men can use male condoms; women can use oral contraceptive pills, contraceptive injections, uterine rings, cervical caps, female condoms, topical contraceptives or ovulation prediction methods. For those who have decided not to have children, they can choose permanent contraception methods such as vasectomy for men or tubal ligation for women.