The process of pregnancy is the combination of sperm and egg, so if men and women do not take proper contraceptive measures during sexual activity, it is possible for sperm and egg to combine, resulting in unintended pregnancy. So, can't painless abortion be done after cesarean section?
Whether women who have undergone cesarean section can undergo abortion surgery and whether the risk is high depends on their physical condition. Generally speaking, it takes two years for the uterus to recover after a cesarean section surgery before it can return to normal. If the abortion is performed two years after the cesarean section, painless abortion can be performed with low risk. At this time, artificial abortion surgery can be treated the same as regular abortion surgery, at most with a little care.
However, if female friends undergo painless artificial abortion shortly after a cesarean section, the risk will be greater and it is not recommended to do so. Generally speaking, the shorter the interval between painless abortion and cesarean section, the greater the risk, and it takes at least two years before painless abortion can be performed.
Because after a cesarean section, if the uterus has not fully recovered, scars may remain in the uterus. During an abortion, surgical tools may scrape through the scars on the uterus, leading to severe bleeding. Moreover, due to the presence of scars in the uterus, the attachment position of the gestational sac will be lower, which increases the risk of heavy bleeding during abortion.
