Medication abortion is a process in which the uterus contracts strongly to expel the embryo and meconium from the cervix and through the vagina by the action of medication. While the uterus is contracting strongly, these tissues are also squeezed towards the fallopian tubes, which can easily cause obstruction. Those with a tighter cervix can also cause residual, heavy bleeding or dripping, even into the next menstrual cycle. It can also lead to infection due to bleeding. Therefore, medical abortion is only suitable for those who do not have a requirement to have children. It is better to take good contraceptive measures to reduce unwanted pregnancies. After an unplanned pregnancy occurs, it is best to adopt the new generation of abortion – hysteroscopic embryo retrieval. It can be taken at once without harming the uterine lining and will not lead to complications such as infertility.