Is it possible to terminate a one-month pregnancy with medication?
Generally, whether medical abortion is an option at one month of pregnancy needs to be determined through medical examinations to confirm the pregnancy status. Detailed analysis is as follows:
The indications for medical abortion include gestation ≤49 days, intrauterine pregnancy confirmed by ultrasound, and absence of contraindications to medical abortion. At one month of pregnancy, if ultrasound clearly shows an intrauterine gestational sac and the woman's physical condition meets the requirements, medical abortion usually can be carried out under a doctor's guidance. However, if the gestational sac is not yet visible on ultrasound due to very early gestation, the patient should wait a few days and then undergo a follow-up examination to rule out ectopic pregnancy before proceeding with medication, in order to avoid serious risks such as intra-abdominal hemorrhage due to mismanagement of an ectopic pregnancy as intrauterine pregnancy.
Medical abortion requires the use of mifepristone combined with misoprostol and must be conducted under the supervision of a doctor at a formal medical facility. Self-administration of medication without medical supervision is strictly prohibited. After taking the medication, complications such as prolonged bleeding, heavy bleeding, or incomplete abortion may occur, requiring close monitoring and, if necessary, curettage as a remedial measure.
Therefore, the decision on whether medical abortion can be performed at one month of pregnancy must be made after professional evaluation and examination. Blind use of medication should be strictly avoided.