Is it possible to terminate a one-month pregnancy with contraceptive pills?

Generally, taking contraceptive pills one month after conception cannot terminate the fetus. The specific analysis is as follows:

The primary function of contraceptive pills is to prevent pregnancy before or after sexual intercourse by inhibiting ovulation and altering the uterine lining. However, if pregnancy has already occurred, contraceptive pills are no longer effective in terminating the pregnancy and may negatively affect the embryo and the mother's health.

If a woman wants to terminate a one-month pregnancy, she should choose an appropriate abortion method under a doctor's guidance. Common abortion methods include medication abortion and surgical abortion. Medication abortion is suitable for pregnancies within one and a half months but has a lower success rate. Surgical abortion includes painless abortion and visualized hysteroscopic or laparoscopic abortion, which have higher success rates and are relatively safer but must be performed at a professional medical facility.

If you suspect you might be pregnant and are considering terminating the pregnancy, it is recommended that you consult a healthcare professional immediately. A doctor will evaluate your specific situation and provide legal and safe solutions.