Many adult women do not plan to have a baby immediately after marriage, but rather want to have a life of two, so they will take some contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse. But not every contraceptive method is 100% effective, so it is not uncommon for unexpected pregnancies to occur. So, how long should the abortion wait before it is appropriate?
Abortion surgery is performed by using negative pressure technology to extract embryonic tissue from the uterus. The prerequisite for the surgery is that the embryo size is appropriate and there is no further development. Therefore, the best time for abortion surgery is around 7 weeks of pregnancy. When the pregnancy reaches 10 weeks, the embryo has further developed. At this time, the embryo tissue cannot be completely cleared through abortion surgery, so the abortion cannot exceed 70 days.
Women who are pregnant for more than 70 days and do not intend to continue the pregnancy and want to remove the embryo need to resort to induced labor. Compared to induced abortion surgery, induced abortion surgery is more difficult and can cause increased harm to women's bodies. Induced abortion is similar to normal childbirth, so women also suffer a lot.
In fact, whether it is induced abortion or induced labor surgery, the damage to women's bodies is not small, especially the damage to the uterus is particularly obvious. If frequent abortion surgery is performed, it may also cause the endometrium to be too thin, which can affect fertility and even pose a risk of uterine perforation.
