Take medicine to abort

Medical abortion is a method of terminating early pregnancy by taking drugs. Medical

abortion is suitable for early pregnancy, usually within 49 days of menopause. It requires strict medical evaluation, including ultrasound examination to determine the location and size of the gestational sac, to ensure that the conditions for medical abortion are met. Mifepristone and misoprostol are mainly used. Mifepristone can stop the embryo from developing, and misoprostol can induce uterine contraction and expel the embryo from the body.

Patients need to take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions. Abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding may occur during the medication process, and close observation is required. If there is excessive bleeding or serious discomfort, seek medical advice promptly.

Although medical abortion is a common method of terminating pregnancy, it must be carried out under the guidance and close monitoring of a professional doctor to ensure safety and effectiveness. Patients should fully understand the relevant information and risks before deciding to undergo medical abortion, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and follow-up arrangements.