At 6 months of pregnancy, the fetus has basically formed, and the development of the fetus can be well observed through prenatal examination. However, some women may have to resort to abortion measures due to some special reasons, which not only poses certain difficulties but also poses great harm to the body. So, can pregnancy be terminated at 6 months of pregnancy?
Pregnancy can be terminated at six months of gestation, usually through induced abortion surgery. If a woman does not want to have a child, she should have an abortion surgery as soon as possible and not hesitate, as this can lead to further fetal development and increase the difficulty of abortion. When women decide to terminate their pregnancy, it is best to consult a doctor at the hospital to ensure their health.
Before undergoing induced abortion surgery, women should first undergo a physical examination to understand whether there are any gynecological inflammations or other abnormalities in the body. If there are, they should be treated first before surgery to avoid complications. Induced abortion at six months of pregnancy carries certain risks and may cause sequelae to the uterus, such as intrauterine adhesions, which can have a significant impact on a woman's next pregnancy.
After induced abortion, women also need to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination because the fetus is developing rapidly. If the abortion is not thorough, some embryos will remain in the uterus, which will affect uterine contractions and cause continuous vaginal bleeding, which is not conducive to women's physical recovery and can also easily lead to infections.
