Can I have a medical abortion in two months?

If women want to terminate the pregnancy after an unexpected pregnancy, they usually choose medical abortion or surgical abortion. Medical abortion is to terminate the pregnancy by taking medicine. Although no surgery is required, if the medical abortion is incomplete, surgical curettage is required, which is a second injury for women. Medical abortion is not suitable for every woman, so, is it possible to have a medical abortion when you are 2 months pregnant?

Can I have a medical abortion at 2 months of pregnancy?

Medical abortion is simple, effective, non-invasive, and avoids complications that may result from actual intrauterine operations. Medical abortion must first be confirmed to be an intrauterine pregnancy. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, medical abortion may cause internal bleeding. When is the best time for medical abortion? Medical abortion is generally more suitable within 7 weeks (49 days) of pregnancy (calculated from the beginning of menstruation). Medical abortion can only be used to stop a pregnancy of 5 to 7 weeks. If the pregnancy exceeds this number of weeks, it is not suitable to terminate the pregnancy by medical abortion.

Medical abortion usually requires taking two kinds of medicine. First, take the medicine to inhibit the development of the embryo. After 2-3 days, take the medicine to contract the uterus to expel the test tube embryo. Most people will experience abdominal pain caused by uterine contraction two hours after taking this kind of medicine. Generally, you can go to the hospital for observation for six hours after taking the medicine and go home. The bleeding will continue for 1-2 weeks afterwards. You can go to the hospital for a follow-up B-ultrasound check later to see if it has been completely eliminated. Experts remind that even if you choose medical abortion, you still need to go to the hospital to do it, and don't buy medicine on your own. The following women are suitable for medical abortion:

For those who have had a cesarean section within one year, an abortion within six months, or have had multiple abortions and are pregnant again, because the uterus has not fully recovered, surgical abortion is very likely to cause risks such as injury and bleeding.

2. For women who take steroid emergency contraceptives for a long time or are breastfeeding, because the uterine wall is thin, soft and sensitive, it is very easy to be damaged, so it is best to have an abortion without surgery.

3. For women with uterine deformity or extremely tilted uterus, surgical treatment is somewhat difficult.

4. Women who are extremely worried about surgery or have experienced dizziness, panic, sweating, pale face, etc. during surgery.