Can I have an abortion at 41 days of pregnancy?

Abortion is a relatively common method of miscarriage nowadays. Abortion can effectively terminate pregnancy. If it is painless, it can greatly reduce the pain of women. Many women want to know whether they can have an abortion at 41 days of pregnancy. In fact, it is possible, and it is more appropriate to have an abortion during this period. Below, I will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about abortion in detail!

1. The best time for abortion

Generally, abortion can be performed within 70 days of pregnancy. The best time for abortion is 35-50 days after pregnancy. Before the abortion, the doctor must confirm the intrauterine pregnancy through HCG and B-ultrasound diagnosis, and determine the number of days of conception and the size of the gestational sac, before it is suitable for painless abortion.

There are also individual differences in artificial abortion, which needs to be decided based on the size and situation of the gestational sac:

1. If the pregnancy period is less than 35 days and the gestational sac is too small, it is not conducive to abortion surgery because empty suction or missed suction may easily occur, resulting in failure of the surgery, or incomplete abortion, requiring another uterine curettage. If the gestational sac develops quickly, surgery can also be performed, but it must be performed in a regular hospital and under the supervision of experienced experts.

2. If the pregnancy period exceeds 70 days and the gestational sac is too large, curettage or induced labor is generally required. However, if the gestational sac develops slowly and does not exceed the surgical range, abortion can also be chosen.

2. Best time for medical abortion

Medical abortion can only be performed within 49 days of amenorrhea and once the pregnancy is confirmed to be intrauterine. The best time for medical abortion is difficult to determine and depends on the results of B-ultrasound and the individual's physical condition. Medical abortion is a method of using drugs to cause degeneration and necrosis of the uterine decidua, soften the cervix, and simultaneously cause the uterus to contract, forcing the embryo out of the body. The speed and effect of the effect are different for each person. Doctors generally do not recommend medical abortion.

3. Painless abortion

Painless abortions include: visual painless abortion, micro-tube painless abortion, etc., which use negative pressure aspiration and cause less damage to the body. The best time is 6 to 7 weeks, and no later than 10 weeks. Within 10 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus and placenta have not yet formed, so it is easy to suck out the fetal mass tissue. There is little bleeding during the operation, the operation time is short, and the patient can go home after resting for 2 hours after the operation. It can usually be performed in an outpatient clinic. If the pregnancy is more than 10 weeks, the only option is to have an abortion by curettage. Ultrasound examination is required before surgery.