Is it okay to have an abortion in three months of pregnancy?

Pregnancy is a happy thing, but once it happens to unmarried women or women who are not ready to embrace a new life, it becomes a troublesome thing. Therefore, some women must bravely give birth to the fetus, while some women choose abortion to end their childbearing. However, abortion is a very serious event, which requires full preparation, especially for the size and month of the fetus. Some women are three months pregnant, and they don't know whether abortion is harmful to their health. Let's talk about it.

The bigger the pregnancy, the greater the damage to the body. This is something we should all be sure of. As we all know, the bigger the fetus, the longer the operation time and the more blood loss. The slower the recovery. In the case of miscarriage in three months of pregnancy, it is just rubbing the edge of artificial abortion surgery. Whether the surgery can be performed should be checked as soon as possible, and the final decision will be made by a professional doctor.

Three months of pregnancy is relatively dangerous. At 9-12 weeks of pregnancy, as the embryo gradually develops, the placenta has been formed, and the uterus also develops. At this time, it is not appropriate to use simple suction, but forceps should be used to scrape the abortion. The operation is difficult, bleeding is heavy, recovery is slow, and it has a certain impact on the body.

Before the operation, the patient needs to undergo various examinations, usually including leucorrhea examination, B-ultrasound examination, gynecological examination, electrocardiogram, liver function test, etc. If necessary, it will take more time to undergo more examination items. Basically, this part takes 1-2 hours.

It is possible to give birth to a child in three months of pregnancy, but the baby is basically formed at this time, so it is a little more difficult to give birth in this process, and the risk of giving birth is also relatively high. Some people suggest that women should consider whether they really need to terminate childbearing before giving birth, and then make a decision. After all, the fetus is also a life and has the right to come into this world.