If you find out now that you are pregnant and do not want it, and you test positive or strongly positive on the test paper, you can usually come to the hospital for ultrasound around 42 days after menopause if your menstrual cycle comes once a month and your cycle is very regular. If intrauterine pregnancy is confirmed, other tests before abortion or medication can be done, usually including ECG, routine blood count and routine leukorrhea, and if the results are normal, you can make an appointment for abortion or medication abortion. The two types of abortion have their advantages and disadvantages. The cost of medical abortion is less and the damage is less, but the success rate is not very high, about 60%-70%. The damage to the abortion is a little greater than the abortion, but the success rate is higher and most do not need to be cleared again.