What is the whole process of medical abortion

Medication abortion is known as medication abortion in medicine. Medication abortion should be carried out in hospitals, and the process mainly includes various physical examinations, instruction on medication, out-of-hospital medication, in-hospital observation, adverse reactions and precautions after medication, and so on. 1. Strict examination, including medical history, gynecological examination, laboratory tests such as urine pregnancy test, vaginal cleanliness test, trichomonas and mycobacteria test, routine blood test and blood type test, and ultrasound examination. 2. After passing the examination, the physician will explain to the patient how to take the medication, the effects of the medication and the side effects. After the patient’s consent, the medication will be started. 3. Usually, the medication is taken for 72 hours, and can be taken outside the hospital before 48 hours. The medication usually taken is mifepristone tablets, which are used to stop the pregnancy and soften the cervix. 4. After 48 hours, you need to go to the hospital for observation and follow-up medication. Misoprostol tablets are taken orally under the supervision of a doctor in the hospital. The main effect is to stimulate the uterus to contract and expel the pregnancy sac. 5. After taking the medication, pain will gradually appear in the lower abdomen with vaginal bleeding, followed by the expulsion of the white fluffy gestational sac, which can be discharged from the hospital after confirmation by the medical staff. If the gestational sac is not discharged after 6 hours, the uterus will need to be cleared. 6.7-10 days later, you need to return to the hospital to do a checkup on the recovery of the uterus and treat the patient according to his/her specific condition. After medication abortion, do not do excessive exercise during the one-month recovery period, and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse to prevent infection; pregnancy should be prohibited within six months after abortion to avoid the risk of abortion due to poor uterine recovery.