Can I induce abortion if I am already seven months pregnant?

The pregnancy is already seven months, which can be said to be the late stage of pregnancy and close to delivery. However, due to various reasons, some women have to terminate the pregnancy, and at this time they need to choose the method of induced labor. However, because the fetus is already very large, the risks and harms of induced labor will be greater.

1. When inducing labor at seven months of pregnancy, the cervix must be fully dilated, and the placenta and fetal bones have already formed. Therefore, the trauma to women at this time will be relatively large. Complications such as postpartum hemorrhage, birth canal injury, amniotic fluid embolism, and secondary infection are prone to occur. Very few pregnant women may be allergic to the induction drugs and have an allergic reaction, causing poisoning, or even shock and other serious consequences. Especially if amniotic fluid embolism occurs, the harm is even greater. Therefore, induced labor in July must be performed in a regular hospital with better conditions and should not be taken lightly. Pregnant women must abstain from sexual intercourse for one week before induced labor, and take a bath, especially clean the lower abdomen and genitals.

2. Induced labor at seven months is the same as giving birth. After more than 7 months, if the baby is born normally, it is likely to survive. If induced labor is needed, first a labor-inducing drug called Levanol needs to be injected into the amniotic cavity through the abdominal wall to increase uterine contractions. Then oral medication is taken to promote uterine contractions. The baby needs to be kept in the hospital for two days and oxytocin is given intravenously. There is not much difference from a normal pregnancy.

3. Induced abortion surgery at 7 months of pregnancy may cause heavy bleeding, which will be very harmful to female friends. The longer the pregnancy, the greater the risk of induced abortion. The dangers of induced abortion at 7 months are particularly dangerous, especially in the late pregnancy. Therefore, for induced abortion surgery, it is necessary to perform treatment as early as possible, not only will the effect of the surgery be better. The risks of surgery are also relatively small. Amniotic fluid embolism. During induced labor, the cervical canal will gradually expand and the cervical opening will dilate, so that some blood vessels are in an open state. Once the uterus contracts strongly and the pressure in the uterine cavity increases, breaking the fetal membrane, some amniotic fluid will take the opportunity to enter the dilated blood vessels, thus causing amniotic fluid embolism. Intrauterine infection and intrauterine infection caused by abortion surgery are similar, both are caused by improper surgery or lack of strict disinfection during surgery. Birth canal damage. During the induced labor operation, if the operation is not standardized or the doctor's skills are not up to standard, it will cause birth canal damage; the use of oxytocin can also cause birth canal damage. Postpartum bleeding and the hazards of induced abortion: The causes of postpartum bleeding include uterine atony after delivery, dislocation or local dissection, coagulation dysfunction; the patient herself suffers from bleeding diseases, hepatitis and other diseases; postpartum bleeding caused by incomplete induced abortion surgery.