Can I have an abortion at four months?

Abortion is possible at four months of pregnancy, but it will be complicated. At four months of pregnancy, you have entered the second trimester. At this time, the fetus is already large and the uterus has also increased significantly. Ordinary medical abortion is no longer applicable and surgical abortion is required. The specific method is induced labor.

The induced abortion surgery needs to be performed in a hospital and operated by a doctor, because the operation process and postoperative care are relatively complicated. The doctor will conduct a series of examinations, such as B-ultrasound and blood routine tests, to ensure that the pregnant woman's physical condition is suitable for surgery. The doctor will dilate the pregnant woman's cervix and then remove the fetus through an instrument. The whole process needs to be performed under anesthesia to prevent the pregnant woman from feeling pain. After the operation, the pregnant woman needs to be observed in the hospital for a period of time to ensure that there are no complications such as bleeding or infection. Postoperative care is very important, including diet conditioning, avoiding fatigue, and regular follow-up examinations. If you experience discomfort symptoms such as fever and abdominal pain, you need to see a doctor immediately. Be sure to use medications as prescribed by the doctor. Commonly used medications include misoprostol tablets, which are used to soften the cervix and contract the uterus; antibiotics such as cefradine capsules may also be needed to prevent infection. All medications must be used under the guidance of a doctor, and do not purchase and use them on your own.

Abortion is possible in four months of pregnancy, but it must be done in a hospital and postoperative care must be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. The whole process requires a high degree of cooperation from the pregnant woman and her family to ensure the safety of the operation and physical recovery.