How big is the pregnancy sac suitable for drug abortion

Medical abortion

is a method of terminating early pregnancy by using specific drugs. When the gestational sac diameter is less than or equal to 2.5 cm, the drug effect is easier to play. At this time, the gestational sac diameter is relatively small, and the drug can more effectively act on the embryonic tissue, increasing the probability of successful abortion. If the gestational sac is too large, the drug may not completely cover and act on the entire gestational sac, resulting in an increased risk of incomplete abortion. It is

not completely accurate to judge whether it is suitable for medical abortion by relying solely on the gestational sac size. It is also necessary to comprehensively consider other factors such as the health status of the pregnant woman, the pregnancy time, and the gestational sac position. The doctor will conduct detailed examination and evaluation to ensure the safety and effectiveness of medical abortion. Moreover, it is necessary to closely observe the bleeding situation and the expulsion of the gestational sac after medical abortion. If there is any abnormality, it should be treated promptly.