Miscarriage is a remedial measure for those who become pregnant unexpectedly after sexual activity, or are unable to continue the pregnancy due to illness, or need to terminate the pregnancy to prevent infant diseases. At present, there are two types of abortion: surgical abortion and medical abortion. Surgical abortion is widely used. So, is minimally invasive painless abortion with uterine protection better?
1. If it is the first pregnancy, performing minimally invasive and painless abortion to terminate the pregnancy is a good choice. Minimally invasive surgery has relatively little damage to the body, is precise, and helps with rapid recovery. In fact, regardless of the type of abortion surgery, it has a significant impact on women's bodies. However, due to unintended pregnancy, if one does not want to have a child, surgery can only be performed to terminate the pregnancy.
2. Minimally invasive abortion refers to using minimal damage to extract the gestational sac, which helps with the recovery of the uterus. It is not recommended to choose ordinary abortion compared to minimally invasive abortion. If economic conditions permit, minimally invasive surgical methods can be prioritized. It is recommended to rest more after surgery, eat more warm and nutritious foods, avoid stimulating foods such as catching cold, spicy, and raw cold, and prohibit sexual intercourse for a month. In the future, contraception should be taken when having sexual intercourse, and artificial abortion surgery should be avoided.
3. If you are ready to undergo surgery, you need to go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner, choose a suitable surgical method, terminate the pregnancy early, and minimize the damage to the body caused by abortion. You can take a shower the day before abortion and avoid sexual intercourse. The next day, go to the hospital for examination and surgery. Strictly follow the doctor's advice for medication repair treatment. Generally, after a miscarriage, the uterus can recover well for about six months before having another child.
