Abortion in Korea

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Choosing a Pregnancy Abortion Surgery Hospital

Check List

  • Is the treatment provided by medical staff with extensive experience in obstetrics and gynecology?
  • Is the surgery performed considering the potential side effects and aftereffects?
  • Is the surgery conducted with consideration of women’s specific health issues and chronic diseases?
  • Is the surgery performed without leaving any traces?
  • Is the surgery planned with future pregnancies in mind?
  • Is this a hospital that can take full responsibility for patient confidentiality?

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What is abortion surgery?

Abortion surgery is a medical procedure to terminate a pregnancy. It may be considered due to unprepared pregnancy, unwanted pregnancy, or various medical conditions.

Early Pregnancy Symptoms to Recognize Before Considering Abortion Surgery:

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amenorrhea

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breast pain

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Increased amount of sleep

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Frequent urination

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As of January 1, 2021, the Constitutional Court recognized a woman’s right to self-determination regarding the fetus, and the crime of abortion was completely abolished.

Pregnancy abortion is now a legal medical practice.

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How to Confirm Pregnancy:

Since sperm can survive for an average of 2 to 3 days, and up to 5 to 7 days, the date of sexual intercourse and fertilization (pregnancy) may differ by up to a week.

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Can be confirmed 14 days after intercourse using a home pregnancy test.

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Can be performed starting 7 days after intercourse to detect pregnancy.

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Typically done approximately 3 weeks after fertilization, which corresponds to around 5 weeks of pregnancy (gestational age).

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Abortion Surgery:
What You Need to Know!

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Q. How is pregnancy abortion surgery performed?

A. At our hospital, the procedure can be done using MTX (medical abortion) or suction surgery, depending on the number of weeks of pregnancy.

*The exact method is determined through a detailed consultation with an obstetrician/gynecologist.

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Q. Is parental consent required for abortion surgery?

A. Abortion can be performed with the consent of the individual and their guardian (the biological father of the fetus). For minors, their parents serve as their legal guardians.

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What’s special about SH Clinic?

We provide thorough and confidential consultations that respect the patient’s privacy.

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Surgery can be performed on the same day following consultation.

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Surgery is customized according to the diagnosis of the patient.

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Our experienced medical team ensures high-quality care.

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We uphold the highest standards of confidentiality in all consultations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is abortion legal in Korea?

Yes, as of January 1, 2021, the Constitutional Court of Korea recognized a woman’s right to self-determination regarding the fetus, and the crime of abortion was completely abolished. This means that abortion is legal in Korea.

When can a pregnancy be detected after intercourse?

A pregnancy can typically be confirmed using a home pregnancy test 14 days after intercourse. However, tests can start detecting pregnancy as early as 7 days after intercourse. It is important to note that sperm can survive for an average of 2 to 3 days, and up to 5 to 7 days, so the date of fertilization may differ slightly.

How is the method of abortion determined at SH Clinic?

The exact method of abortion is determined through a detailed consultation with an obstetrician/gynecologist at SH Clinic. Factors such as the gestational age, the woman’s health condition, and personal circumstances are considered to provide the best possible care.