Hello dear, I had a medical abortion around two years ago, and I can understand why you are asking this for your research. I am already a mum to one son and two daughters, and at that time I felt my family was complete, so I decided I was not ready for another pregnancy. Medical abortion is mainly used to end an early pregnancy with prescribed medicines rather than surgery, although the suitable option depends on the individual situation and stage of pregnancy. I consulted Dr Jen Shek Wei, who helped me understand the process and the difference between medical and surgical abortion. I experienced cramps and bleeding afterwards, and his guidance helped me know what to expect and when I needed further medical attention. I hope I explained it clearly haha, and I hope this helps with your research 😊😁
I appreciate you reaching out, but I think this question is a bit outside what I can help with properly in a parenting community forum. Medical abortion is a clinical and medical topic that really needs accurate information from medical sources like your school library, medical journals, or a conversation with a healthcare professional or your teacher who can give you proper context for your research. For a research project, you'd want to speak to your school librarian or check out resources from medical organisations so you get the right information to work from. All the best with your assignment!