What are the medical abortion procedures?

There are four main steps in the abortion process. The first is a strict examination before medication, including medical history, complete physical and gynecological examination, laboratory tests such as urine pregnancy test, vaginal cleansing, trichomonas and mold, blood routine and blood type, B ultrasound, and then a doctor's detailed explanation of the method of taking the drug, its effectiveness and possible side effects. The patient understands and signs the drug. The third is monitoring during abortion. In addition to paying attention to blood pressure, pulse and side effects during hospitalization, urine and urine discharged should be kept in a clean urinal. The person must verify and record the presence and absence of foetal sac and its discharge time, size and amount of bleeding. If active bleeding appears before and after discharge from foetal sac, uterine contractions can be performed immediately or bleeding can be cured.