Women are not allowed to have a medication abortion when they are 2 months pregnant, and if they intend to terminate their pregnancy, they can opt for an abortion procedure.
Although medication abortion is a convenient way to terminate a pregnancy, it has its own indications, and generally speaking, only pregnant women who are not more than 7 weeks pregnant can choose medication abortion.
If a woman intends to terminate her pregnancy when she is two months pregnant, she cannot choose a medication abortion because it is beyond the time limit for medication abortion. If you force the use of medication abortion, it will usually lead to abortion failure, and then you also need to go to the hospital to do purging surgery, which will increase the difficulty of the operation, and may also cause hemorrhage.
If a woman in her second trimester of pregnancy intends to terminate the pregnancy, going to the hospital for an abortion is the safer way to go.