If women want to have an abortion, they should do it as soon as possible. The longer they delay, the greater the harm they will suffer. If the pregnancy is within 49 days, people can choose medical abortion, which does not require uterine cavity operation, so there are fewer complications. So, what is the process of medical abortion and should I be hospitalized?
Women who undergo medical abortion do not need to be hospitalized. Before undergoing medical abortion, a B-ultrasound examination is necessary to determine intrauterine pregnancy. If there is an ectopic pregnancy, medical abortion cannot be performed. If the pregnancy duration is confirmed to be between 35-49 days after examination, medical abortion can be performed.
Before medical abortion, routine vaginal discharge testing is also required. If there is no gynecological inflammation, medication can be taken. Women need to take medication for 3 consecutive days. For the first 2 days, they need to take 2 pills per day, 2 in the morning and 1 in the evening. Everyone should be careful not to eat for 2 hours before and after taking medication.
On the third day, one should not eat breakfast in the morning and should go to the hospital around nine o'clock to take medication. Generally, after taking the medication for 20 minutes, symptoms of lower abdominal pain will appear, and the pain will gradually decrease after more than ten minutes. At this point, observe for 2-6 hours, and pregnancy products will be discharged from the vagina. After medical abortion, women should also take drugs that promote uterine contractions, which can prevent incomplete abortion.
