How to have a miscarriage in the fifth month? The dangers of miscarriage in the second half of pregnancy

For some reasons, many women need to have an induced abortion in the middle of their pregnancy. However, if a woman who is five or six months pregnant wants to have an abortion, she must be careful. The operation can easily cause damage to the uterus, causing serious physical and mental harm to the pregnant woman. So how to have an abortion at five months?

How to have a miscarriage at five months

Induction of labor is the only option for pregnancy at five months. There are three methods for induction of labor now: 1. Induction of labor with drugs alone can be done at about five months. 2. Intra-amniotic injection of levanolide. 3. Combination of drug induction and intra-amniotic injection. After the baby is born, B-ultrasound examination is required: if there is residue in the uterine cavity, uterine cleaning is required about one week after the operation to promote uterine contraction.

The dangers of miscarriage during mid-pregnancy

1. Infection: During the process of induced labor or within 2 weeks of induced labor, if the mother's fever reaches over 38 degrees and does not drop for 24 hours, it is considered an infection.

2. Heavy bleeding: After the induced abortion, the uterus may sometimes experience some bleeding symptoms. If the bleeding is heavy within a short period of time, it will cause shock and threaten the life of the pregnant woman.

3. Birth canal injury: During the process of induced labor, the woman’s birth canal may be injured due to some reasons related to the fetus or surgical instruments.

4. Uterine rupture: If the fetal position is not clear or the fetus is malformed before induction of labor, the fetus cannot be delivered from the vagina, which will eventually lead to uterine rupture. If a woman has undergone multiple abortions before induction of labor, the uterine wall will be damaged and the uterus will contract strongly, which may lead to uterine rupture.

Experts say that women need to pay more attention to preoperative preparation before induced labor. For example, women should be diagnosed with intrauterine pregnancy through HCG and B-ultrasound by a doctor before induced labor; women with a history of heart, lung, liver, or kidney diseases must inform the doctor and the doctor will determine whether induced labor is suitable.