How long is the interval between medical abortions?

If a woman wants to continue to have medical abortion after undergoing medical abortion, the safer time interval is more than 3 months. If it is performed within three months, it is easy to have an incomplete abortion or fail to expel the embryo, which is very harmful to the body. For women, reducing the number of abortions is a manifestation of being responsible for their health.

Medical abortion is a method to help women solve the problem of unwanted pregnancy. The younger the month, the less harm it will cause to the body. However, many couples in life are not careful when having sex, which will soon lead to another pregnancy and require another medical abortion. Therefore, we want to better understand the interval between medical abortions.
Gynecological experts said that when women use drugs to abort, the interval between two abortions should be more than three months. For women who want to end pregnancy in the early stage, medical abortion is simple, effective and minimally invasive to the body, so it is popular with everyone. However, in the case of a second abortion, the safer interval should be at least more than three months. Medical abortion can only be used as a remedial measure after contraceptive failure, but it cannot completely replace artificial abortion surgery. Multiple abortions are still relatively harmful to the body.
For people whose interval between two medical abortions is less than 3 months, uterine curettage should be performed as soon as possible to better reduce vaginal bleeding and reduce the probability of complications such as secondary infection. Women who have medical abortions generally have vaginal bleeding for 5-10 days after the abortion. In some severe cases, it may last for more than half a month, and even worse, it may cause anemia. Some women can only expel part of the embryo during medical abortion, or even fail to expel the embryo, resulting in prolonged vaginal bleeding or even fatal hemorrhage. Therefore, for women with unexpected pregnancies, whether they can choose to have a medical abortion needs to be determined after a doctor's examination.
Although medical abortion is relatively simple and convenient, some patients are prone to incomplete abortion, and they need to undergo another uterine curettage to completely expel the embryo. Therefore, if female friends are not ready to have a baby during sexual intercourse, they must do a good job of contraception, reduce the probability of accidental pregnancy, and reduce the number of abortions. This is a manifestation of being responsible for their own health.