Can I have an abortion if I am more than one month pregnant?

Pregnancy is a process, and it takes a certain amount of time to know that you are pregnant. For example, many women only find out that they are pregnant when their menstruation stops, and at this time, they have been pregnant for more than one month. In fact, when the pregnancy is more than one month, abortion can be achieved through abortion. The available abortion methods include manual abortion and medical abortion. Here is some information about abortion one month into pregnancy!

1. Can I have an abortion when I am more than one month pregnant?

You can choose to have an abortion when you are more than one month pregnant, because the fetus is not yet fully developed at this time, and the harm to the pregnant woman can be minimized by choosing an abortion at this time. There are many ways to have an abortion. Which methods can you choose during this period?

2. How to have miscarriage after being pregnant for more than one month?

The first is medical abortion. The advantage of this type of abortion is that it does not require surgery, so it can avoid damage to the genitals and is not easy to be infected. However, this method also has its disadvantages, that is, the success rate is relatively low, and the time requirement is relatively high. It is best to choose medical abortion when it is more than one month. This method is not suitable for people who have heart disease or other diseases.

Another one is painless abortion. The success rate of painless abortion is very high and it is painless for pregnant women, but the risk of surgery is relatively high. In fact, no matter which method of abortion is used, it will cause great harm to pregnant women. Therefore, it is recommended that you do not choose abortion unless it is absolutely necessary.

3. Precautions for women in case of miscarriage

1. After a woman finds out that 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.

2. 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.

3. 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 grows 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.