Some women are more afraid of pain, so they tend to choose painless abortion. However, the method of abortion should also be chosen according to the woman's physical condition. So when is it suitable to have painless abortion?
Women who want to undergo painless abortion should preferably be around 6-7 weeks of pregnancy, which is around 42-49 days of pregnancy. At this stage, the risk of aspiration leakage will be reduced, and the amount of intraoperative bleeding will not be too much. Choosing painless abortion at an early stage of pregnancy may lead to missed suction, while choosing too late may increase the risk of damaging the endometrium. After surgery, women should eat more protein and vitamin rich foods to accelerate the recovery of their health. In addition, women should keep their external genitalia clean and hygienic, and cannot have sexual intercourse within a month.
It is better for women to undergo painless abortion at 6-7 weeks of pregnancy because at this time, the gestational sac in the uterine cavity is clearly visible under ultrasound, and the gestational sac is not large and the uterine wall is thicker. It is easier to extract the gestational sac during surgery, causing less damage to the female body and facilitating postoperative recovery.
Women need to undergo some examinations before undergoing abortion surgery, such as HCG and B-ultrasound diagnosis, to confirm intrauterine pregnancy before surgery can be performed. In addition, other examinations need to be done to determine the number of days of conception, the size of the gestational sac, and the physical health status of the pregnant woman. In order to ensure the success rate of surgery and reduce the occurrence of complications, postoperative nursing work must also be done well.
