Is it more painful to have a medical abortion or a surgical abortion?

Medical abortion and painless artificial abortion are two common methods of terminating pregnancy. Medical abortion usually requires oral administration of mifepristone and misoprostol to promote uterine contraction and expel the gestational sac. Painless artificial abortion is performed under general anesthesia, and the embryo is sucked out of the uterus by vacuum aspiration. However, the specific degree of pain should be combined with the individual's actual situation and physical condition. When choosing a method to terminate pregnancy, it is recommended that pregnant women consult professional doctors and choose a suitable abortion method.

Medical abortion is to promote uterine contraction and expel the gestational sac through drugs. The pain may last from the time of taking the medicine until the gestational sac is expelled, and the pain may last for a long time. For women who have never given birth and women with a tight cervix, medical abortion may be more painful.

Painless artificial abortion is performed under general anesthesia. The patient will not feel any pain, except for slight distension and pain when the uterus contracts after the operation. Compared with medical abortion, painless abortion is less painful during the operation.

Whether you choose medical abortion or painless abortion, you must follow the doctor's advice and pay attention to postoperative conditioning and care to avoid infection and complications. Maintain good living habits, pay attention to personal hygiene, and have regular physical examinations to ensure good health.