Who can't have medical abortion?

If couples in our family do not take appropriate contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse, it may lead to unexpected pregnancy among our female friends, and we will have to resort to various abortion methods to solve the problem. However, medical abortion and other abortion methods may cause great irritation and damage to our own sexual organs. Let's popularize who cannot have medical abortion.

Every year after the winter vacation, Spring Festival or Valentine's Day, the obstetrics and gynecology departments of various hospitals will experience a small peak in artificial abortions, most of which are performed on unmarried women, even some girls aged 17 or 18.

Usually, pregnancy within 42 days of amenorrhea is called early pregnancy. Medical abortion refers to the use of drugs to prevent early pregnancy, also known as inducing menstruation to stop pregnancy, that is, abortion if pregnant and inducing menstruation if not pregnant.

No surgery required, less pain. After contraceptive failure, women hope to choose an abortion method with good effects and few side effects. Medical abortion without surgery is often their first choice. The drug currently used in clinical practice is the domestically produced mifepristone, which is a progesterone antagonist. When used in combination with prostaglandins, it can increase the success rate of abortion to about 90%.

Medical abortion is not without risk and has strict indications and contraindications. Generally, women who have a positive urine pregnancy test within 49 days of amenorrhea and wish to terminate their pregnancy must undergo a B-ultrasound examination before using medical abortion.

Only after confirming that it is an intrauterine pregnancy and understanding the location and size of the gestational sac can you decide whether to perform medical abortion. If the gestational sac is in the cornu de uterus or close to the cervix, medical abortion cannot be performed, and heavy bleeding is likely to occur, which is life-threatening.

Some women also cannot choose medical abortion. If you are too young (less than 20 years old) or too old (more than 40 years old); have severe menstrual irregularities; have heart disease, hepatitis, endocrine diseases, blood system diseases, gastrointestinal ulcers, asthma and glaucoma; have ovarian cysts and gynecological tumors; are pregnant with an IUD; have a history of failed medical abortion or prolonged vaginal bleeding after medical abortion, etc., you cannot choose medical abortion.

You can judge whether you are suitable for medical abortion based on the above introduction of people who cannot have medical abortion. There are many ways of abortion, and we must adopt some of the most suitable abortion methods to help us achieve the best healing effect.