Generally, women who accidentally become pregnant will choose painless abortion when choosing to have an abortion. Nowadays, with the rapid development of medical equipment, the risk of painless abortion surgery has been greatly reduced, and women with good economic conditions can safely undergo painless abortion. However, not every woman is suitable for painless abortion. So, how long can women get pregnant for painless abortion?
Painless abortion is a procedure that involves injecting anesthesia into women on the basis of regular abortion, allowing them to safely undergo the surgery. Generally, painless abortion is suitable for women within two months of pregnancy. However, before undergoing painless abortion, a physical examination is required to determine whether the female body has undergone abortion and is not allergic to anesthetics. If a woman's body cannot withstand anesthesia, painless abortion cannot be performed.
Moreover, after undergoing painless abortion, women need to rest in bed for two to three days and then get out of bed appropriately to prevent the occurrence of lower limb venous thrombosis. During the recovery period, women should pay attention to vaginal bleeding. If vaginal bleeding is severe, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner, as it may be caused by unclean surgery or postoperative infection. Secondly, women should pay attention to supplementing their body nutrition after surgery, which can help the body recover.
The most important thing for women after surgery is to pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid bacterial and viral invasion, which may affect their physical recovery. In addition, when women choose painless abortion, visual technology can also be added, which uses laparoscopy to help doctors remove female embryonic tissue. This can make the abortion surgery clean and less likely to result in uterine curettage.
