60 days can refer to 60 days of pregnancy and 60 days of menopause. If you are 60 days pregnant, you cannot have a medical abortion, and if you are 60 days menopause, you can have a medical abortion. Pregnant women who are 60 days pregnant cannot have a medical abortion mainly because the gestational sac is larger at 60 days of pregnancy and there may be residual embryonic tissue through medical abortion, resulting in a higher possibility of abortion failure or incomplete abortion, which also tends to cause excessive bleeding after abortion, resulting in excessive bleeding and increasing the incidence of intrauterine infectious diseases and a higher risk. In the case of 60 days of menopause, in the case of regular menstrual cycle, ovulation and conception will occur around the 14th day after the start of the last menstrual period. At 60 days of menopause, i.e. around 46 days of pregnancy, a medical abortion can be performed, but only after ultrasound examination to determine that it is an intrauterine pregnancy. Medical abortion is the application of drugs to terminate early pregnancy, currently the commonly used drug is Mifepristone with Misoprostol for early intrauterine pregnancy of 35-49 days of pregnancy. For 60 days of pregnancy, abortion is recommended to be performed surgically, usually by ordinary negative pressure aspiration or painless negative pressure aspiration, to suck out the gestational sac and meconium, blood and residues in the uterine cavity, while abortion by medicine at 60 days of menopause needs to be performed under the guidance of a professional doctor. In case of abortion, post-operative care should be taken to observe abdominal pain and bleeding, ensure sufficient rest, supplement nutrition and prevent infection. After abortion, the uterine opening is not completely closed and the uterine lining needs to be repaired for a period of time, so the patient should keep the vulva clean and hygienic. 2 weeks and before the vaginal bleeding is cleared, it is forbidden to take a tub bath and avoid sexual intercourse for 1 month to prevent infection. If the abortion is performed 60 days after menopause, it is necessary to pay attention to the complete expulsion of the intrauterine gestational sac and to seek medical attention if the vaginal bleeding exceeds 10 days. In addition, attention should be paid to the use of proper contraception to avoid damage to the body from multiple abortions.