Is it better to have a medical abortion or a surgical abortion during lactation?

Being pregnant while breastfeeding is a rather troublesome thing. Because breastfeeding women have the task of feeding their babies, their bodies are relatively weak. If they become pregnant again, it is very likely that their bodies will be overburdened and unable to bear it. Therefore, many women who become pregnant during breastfeeding will choose to have an abortion to allow their bodies to recover slowly. So, is it better to have medical abortion or surgical abortion during lactation?

The best methods of abortion during breastfeeding are generally medical abortion and surgical abortion, because medical abortion is mainly for early pregnancy, generally more than two months of pregnancy cannot be performed medical abortion, so if you want to have a medical abortion, it is best to choose the treatment method according to the doctor's advice. In fact, the method of medical abortion we use in life can cause certain harm to the uterus of female friends.

The best way to have an abortion during pregnancy: There are two ways to have an abortion, surgical abortion or medical abortion. There are two types of abortions: general abortion and painless abortion. The difference between painless abortion and abortion is that painless abortion requires anesthesia, while general abortion does not require medication. In fact, the surgical methods of both are the same. There is a risk of uterine perforation during surgical abortion, while medical abortion has little risk of uterine perforation because it does not involve any surgical operation. Even if the abortion is incomplete and uterine curettage is performed, the risk of perforation is lower than that of surgical abortion. However, you have to take hormone drugs for two or three days before and after medical abortion, and you also need to stop breastfeeding for a few days. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages.

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. 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.

Even the smallest side effect of medical abortion can easily cause menstrual disorders, which are manifested as shortened or prolonged menstrual cycles and increased menstrual flow. For women who have not given birth, repeated use may not only easily cause infection or heavy bleeding, but may also lead to infertility, resulting in lifelong regrets.