How long does it take for the drug to take effect?

Medical abortion is a common method of abortion. It is very effective when performed in the early stages of pregnancy. Of course, it also has certain disadvantages, which is that it is easy to have incomplete abortion. Generally speaking, after the abortion, the gestational sac will gradually be discharged. At this time, it is necessary to promote the complete discharge of lochia. At this time, you must maintain adequate rest, pay attention to diet, and improve your body's disease resistance.

How long does it take to get a medical abortion?

Generally speaking, medical abortion is suitable for early pregnancy, and it is best to have it within 49 days of pregnancy. If the pregnancy lasts more than 49 days, the gestational sac in the uterus will gradually grow. The longer the pregnancy lasts, the larger the gestational sac will be. Therefore, the medicine cannot completely expel the gestational sac and can easily cause heavy bleeding. Once the pregnancy exceeds 49 days, medical abortion is not recommended. There will be certain adverse reactions during medical abortion, including nausea and abdominal pain. A few women will also have spasmodic abdominal pain, which will have a certain impact on health. Therefore, painless abortion surgery is also a good choice. Of course, medical abortion does have its own advantages, but don't miss the best time for medical abortion.

In addition, young women who are pregnant for the first time or have not given birth; women with diseases of the heart, liver, kidney, reproductive, or endocrine system, or who are addicted to smoking or drinking; pregnant women with a long pregnancy, a large gestational sac, an older age, and multiple pregnancies, a history of artificial abortion or cesarean section within six months, or those who are in the postpartum lactation period, or those with uterine malformations or uterine fibroids, are not suitable for medical abortion. Therefore, if an unexpected pregnancy is discovered, a painless abortion is recommended.

What are the circumstances under which medical abortion is appropriate?

1. Healthy women who have amenorrhea within 49 days, are diagnosed with early pregnancy, are under 40 years old and voluntarily request to end their pregnancy.

2. High-risk pregnancies that are not suitable for surgical abortion, such as those after childbirth, recent cesarean section, recent artificial abortion, multiple consecutive artificial abortions, abnormal uterine position, reproductive tract malformations, history of uterine perforation, pelvic spinal limb deformities that cannot adopt the lithotomy position, etc.

3. Women who are afraid of surgical abortion.

The best time for medical abortion

1. After female friends know the best time for medical abortion, they can increase the success rate of abortion. Many female friends think that medical abortion only requires taking medicine, but they ignore the best time for medical abortion. It may directly affect the final effect of medical abortion, and you may have to face the trouble of secondary abortion (uterine curettage). Medical abortion is only suitable for early intrauterine pregnancy within 49 days. The average diameter of the gestational sac shown by B-ultrasound examination is less than 2.3 cm.

2. The best time to induce abortion with medicine is within 49 days after pregnancy, and avoid exceeding 3 months. If it exceeds 3 months, the fetus will have been formed and developed too large, and induced labor is the only option. The time to pregnancy is not calculated from the time of sexual intercourse.

3. The best time for abortion (artificial abortion) is within 10 weeks of pregnancy. Because the fetus is just beginning to develop and the intrauterine tissue is relatively simple at this time, the abortion surgery will be safer and the recovery after surgery will be faster. When female friends consider how long they should be pregnant before having an abortion, they must also be clear about which type of abortion surgery they want to choose.

4. The patient must be pregnant within 49 days of amenorrhea and must be under 34 years old;

5. Do an ultrasound before taking the medicine to confirm that it is an intrauterine pregnancy; 6. If possible, you can rest for at least 3 to 5 days after the abortion;

7. Cannot take medicine continuously;

8. If the pregnancy lasts more than 49 days, medical abortion is not allowed. This is because the gestational sac in the uterus will gradually grow larger as the pregnancy progresses, and as a result, medication alone cannot completely expel the gestational sac from the body.