When is the best time to have a painless abortion?

Painless abortion refers to an artificial abortion operation performed by an anesthesiologist in about 3 minutes, using intravenous injection of stable drugs to make the pregnant woman fall asleep in a few seconds. The best time for painless abortion is usually 35-55 days after pregnancy, when the uterus is not too large, the fetus and placenta have not yet formed, and the reaction during the operation is usually mild, there is less bleeding during the operation, and the recovery after the operation is fast, with little impact on the body.

If the pregnancy is between 70 and 90 days, the placenta has already formed and the fetus is too large, the operation will be more difficult, bleeding will be more severe, and recovery after surgery will be slower. Pregnant women who are more than 14 weeks pregnant generally cannot undergo painless abortion and need induced labor. In addition, the health status of the pregnant woman will affect the time of the painless abortion operation. Generally, the uterus and related health indicators need to be checked to determine whether the pregnant woman is suitable for painless abortion.

If the pregnancy is between 70 and 90 days, the placenta has already formed and the fetus is too large, the operation will be more difficult, bleeding will be more severe, and recovery after surgery will be slower. Pregnant women who are more than 14 weeks pregnant generally cannot undergo painless abortion and need induced labor. In addition, the health status of the pregnant woman will affect the time of the painless abortion operation. Generally, the uterus and related health indicators need to be checked to determine whether the pregnant woman is suitable for painless abortion.

Usually, you should not eat or drink for 6 hours before the operation. Since painless abortion surgery requires the use of anesthetic drugs, you need to stop eating and drinking 6 hours before the operation to avoid the risk of vomiting, suffocation, etc. during the operation. You should avoid sexual intercourse within one week before receiving a painless abortion surgery to avoid increasing the risk of postoperative infection.