Induced abortion is a remedial measure for unplanned pregnancy caused by contraceptive failure, and it is also used for people who need to terminate pregnancy due to illness, and to prevent congenital malformation or hereditary diseases. Induced abortion can be divided into two methods: surgical abortion and drug abortion. Commonly used methods include negative pressure induced abortion, curettage induced abortion and drug abortion.
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Contraindications of induced abortion
1, contraindications to mifepristone: endocrine diseases such as adrenal gland, diabetes, thyroid gland, liver and kidney dysfunction, history of skin itching during pregnancy, history of hematological diseases and vascular embolism, and tumors related to steroid hormones;
2. Contraindications to prostaglandin: cardiovascular diseases, such as mitral stenosis, hypertension, hypotension, glaucoma, gastrointestinal dysfunction, asthma, epilepsy, etc. , or allergic to prostaglandin;
3, allergic constitution, hyperemesis gravidarum;
4, anemia, hemoglobin in 100 g/L and below;
5, pregnant with a device;
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Baidu encyclopedia-induced abortion