Can I abort a pregnancy that lasts two months? What are the risks?

Artificial abortion is now more common, and many people are not as concerned about abortion as they were in the past. However, abortion will always cause harm to the pregnant woman's body, so if you choose to abort the child, you should make the decision as soon as possible. Otherwise, the longer you delay, the greater the harm of aborting the child. So can I abort the baby if I'm two months pregnant?

1. Can I abort the pregnancy after two months?

Can I have an abortion at two months of pregnancy? This depends on the development of the gestational sac. You can go to a regular professional hospital for a check-up and choose an appropriate method of terminating the pregnancy under the doctor's advice. Generally speaking, artificial abortion can be performed before 14 weeks of pregnancy. It is better to have an artificial abortion within 10 weeks of pregnancy. During 10-14 weeks of pregnancy, because the embryo is gradually growing, the placenta has been formed, and the uterus has also grown, it is not appropriate to use simple suction uterine abortion at this time, but need to use forceps curettage.

2. The dangers of abortion that women must understand

1. Is painless abortion really painless? The so-called "painless abortion" is actually not completely painless, but the operation is performed under general anesthesia. The harm caused to the body by painless abortion is essentially the same as other methods of abortion. Any abortion, including medical abortion or painless surgical abortion, will cause harm to your body even if you use the most advanced methods and find the most trustworthy hospitals and doctors.

2. Is medical abortion really just equivalent to a severe menstrual period? Although medical abortion is indeed simpler, more convenient and less painful than going to the operating table, it causes no less harm to your body than surgical abortion. If the medical abortion is not complete, the embryo in the uterus cannot be completely removed, and a curettage operation will be necessary in the end. It may also cause intrauterine infection, damage the endometrium, lead to fallopian tube occlusion, and ultimately cause infertility.