How many days is the best for painless abortion?

There is no "best" day for painless abortion, but it is generally recommended to be between 6 and 8 weeks of pregnancy, when the gestational sac is of the right size and recovery after surgery is relatively fast.

For women who want to have a painless abortion, they can generally choose to terminate the pregnancy between 6 and 8 weeks of pregnancy. If the operation is performed too early, the gestational sac may be too small, which may increase the chance of aspiration leakage and lead to abortion failure. If the operation is performed too late, the gestational sac may be too large and grow more firmly, which may increase the difficulty of the operation, and the risk of complications such as bleeding during and after the operation will also increase, which will cause greater harm to the female body.

From this, we can judge that women who choose painless abortion at the right time can reduce the risk of complications, make the operation more successful, and recover faster. Before undergoing painless abortion, you should cooperate with the doctor to conduct detailed preoperative examinations, such as B-ultrasound, blood routine, coagulation time, electrocardiogram, and leucorrhea routine examination, to ensure the safety of the operation.

Because painless abortion requires anesthesia, you need to fast for 6 to 8 hours before the operation to avoid vomiting and suffocation during the operation.