Some women may choose to have an abortion if they become pregnant due to not taking proper contraceptive measures during sexual activity with their partners. However, there are painless abortion and regular abortion. Under what circumstances are women suitable for regular abortion?
If women are allergic to anesthesia, it would be more appropriate for them to undergo a regular abortion. The difference between painless abortion and regular abortion mainly lies in whether anesthesia is used. If women have allergies to anesthesia ingredients, it is recommended that they choose regular abortion when having an abortion. However, due to the absence of anesthesia during the abortion process, women may feel more pain during the operation.
If women plan to have an abortion, it is recommended to choose a suitable time for the abortion. Generally speaking, the most suitable time for abortion is between about 40 days and 60 days of pregnancy. During this period, the gestational sac can be seen through ultrasound, but at the same time, the volume of the gestational sac is not large. At this time, the harm to the female body during abortion will be smaller, and the surgical time will be shorter.
In addition, having an abortion can affect a woman's menstrual cycle. Usually, after the abortion, a woman will not have her period in the same month because her ovaries and uterus need time to recover. If a woman recovers well, she will only have her period normally after 22 to 30 days. However, some women have poorer physical fitness and may not experience menstruation until two months after the abortion surgery.
