The process of inducing labor by taking medicine for three months

Nowadays, many young people experience unexpected pregnancies when they are not ready to have children. At this time, they are often confused about whether to keep the baby or not and often miss the time for abortion. The baby will need an induced abortion after three months. In fact, the whole operation does not take long, but women will find it very difficult to endure due to tension and pain. The following introduces the relevant knowledge about induced labor, let’s take a look.

The decision not to have the child was made three and a half months after the unexpected pregnancy. This was already a special period for artificial abortion, as it is best to do it within three months. At this time, the fetus has already taken shape.

At three and a half months of pregnancy, an induced abortion requires some time for the body to recover. First of all, let’s talk about the time it takes for the fetus to fall during the process of induced labor. Taking medicine to induce labor will cause pain for about three hours. After medical induced abortion, uterine curettage is required, which is also harmful to the female body to a certain extent, but it is a necessary step to ensure the normal function of the uterus and avoid other infections.

After the whole process is over, the endocrine system will also be affected to a certain extent, and diet and lifestyle habits need to be adjusted. If the physical fitness is good, it will be cured in about a month. Generally, it will take between 1-3 months.

Is it painful to take medicine to induce labor at three and a half months?

Usually when a woman is about three months pregnant and needs to be hospitalized for an induced abortion, she will need to take oral medication first. Wait until the fetus is expelled before performing uterine curettage. This method is suitable for early pregnancy and is used when induced labor is needed.

Generally it won't be very painful because the baby's bones have not fully developed and opened at that time. However, there is no definite answer to this question. It mainly depends on individual differences. Some people are sensitive to pain, while others are not, so they will not feel much pain. The pain is similar to dysmenorrhea, and may be slightly stronger than dysmenorrhea medicine. It's generally bearable.

If you are extremely afraid of pain, it is recommended that you undergo painless abortion, which is an advanced abortion surgery and the key point is that it is painless. ...