Both medication abortion and painless abortion are very common ways to terminate pregnancy in early pregnancy, both of which have their own disadvantages and advantages, but painless abortion is relatively recommended. Medication abortion requires the use of drugs to promote the expulsion of the pregnancy capsule: firstly, it takes about three days to take the medicine. Secondly, the bleeding time after abortion is generally longer than that of abortion. Thirdly, the chance of incomplete abortion is relatively high, about 15% of patients may have an unsuccessful abortion, and if the abortion fails, an emergency operation is needed to clear the uterus. The vast majority of abortions can be done relatively well, and after the surgery, the main attention should be paid to rest and to the repair of the uterine lining. In general, as long as the rest is good, the impact on the body is relatively small.