Artificial abortion surgery is divided into ordinary abortion surgery and painless abortion surgery. Some women who accidentally become pregnant are more sensitive to pain due to physical reasons, so they mostly consider using painless abortion to terminate their pregnancy. However, they are also concerned that painless abortion may increase the risk of bleeding. So, will there be heavy bleeding during painless treatment?
Although painless abortion is a common routine surgery for terminating pregnancy in gynecological clinical practice, there are certain surgical risks associated with any procedure, and there may also be significant bleeding, although the probability of significant bleeding is relatively low. Nevertheless, women preparing for painless abortion surgery should not take it lightly and must undergo multiple relevant examinations before the surgery.
In addition to routine examinations before surgery, targeted examinations may also be involved. Women undergoing surgery must actively cooperate and complete the required examinations under the guidance of a doctor. For example, coagulation function tests are conducted to determine whether the surgery can be performed. If there is significant bleeding during the surgery, targeted measures can be provided, so these tests are of great significance.
After undergoing painless abortion surgery, women need to stay in the observation room of the hospital for a period of time, mainly to observe whether there are abnormal abdominal pain and excessive bleeding after the surgery. If such situations occur, they can be better treated in a timely manner.
