Some young women, who have not taken contraceptive measures during sexual activity, are highly likely to experience unintended pregnancy if they have had sexual activity during ovulation. This is because young women are temporarily not considering pregnancy and childbirth. Therefore, when such unexpected situations occur, they want to know how to abort unintended pregnancy?
If a woman is certain that she is pregnant but temporarily does not want to conceive or have children, she can use medication to abort the fetus within 49 days of pregnancy. After taking medication orally, the medication will promote degeneration and necrosis of the uterine iris, which will then fall off, causing the cervix to soften and open. At the same time, it can excite the uterus and continuously contract to promote the embryo to be expelled from the body. It takes about 6 hours for women to take medication and the embryo to be expelled from the body, with a maximum of 24 hours.
If a woman discovers pregnancy after 49 days, medication cannot be used to abort the fetus. Surgical methods are mainly divided into negative pressure suction and curettage. Negative pressure suction is suitable for women between 49 and 10 weeks of pregnancy. The doctor will insert a central suction tube into the woman's uterus and use negative pressure suction to remove the embryonic tissue from the uterine cavity.
The curettage technique is suitable for women who are 10 to 12 weeks pregnant. They use oval forceps to remove large pieces of embryonic tissue from the uterus. However, in most cases, curettage is performed together with negative pressure suction to avoid residual embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity. Due to the great damage caused by miscarriage to women's bodies, it is important to take early abortion measures to terminate pregnancy. In addition, it is best to take contraceptive measures during pregnancy to reduce the occurrence of unintended pregnancies.
