Abortion can be performed as early as five weeks of pregnancy, but only if the intrauterine pregnancy is confirmed by ultrasound diagnosis and the number of days of pregnancy is determined before the pregnancy can be terminated. Before terminating the pregnancy, it is recommended to have a routine leukorrhea, blood test, clotting time, and electrocardiogram, all of which can be scheduled for an abortion after passing the test. Before the abortion, you should not have sex for one week, and you should not insert pills into the vagina. If you have a cold or fever, you can’t have an abortion until you are cured. If you want to have a painless abortion, it is best not to eat or drink for six hours before the abortion, and you need to be accompanied by an adult and sign a consent form before you can have an abortion.