Can I have a painless abortion in three months?

It is generally not recommended to have painless abortion within three months, as it may cause some problems. It is recommended that patients terminate the pregnancy through induced labor. They need to go to a regular hospital for treatment and choose a reasonable way to improve the situation.

Painless abortion is generally suitable for pregnancy within 10 weeks, that is, not more than 70 days of pregnancy. Because during this period of time, the fetus has not yet developed and the placenta is relatively small, the safety factor during surgery is higher, and the woman's body recovers faster after surgery. But when the pregnancy reaches three months, that is, around 12 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus has basically developed and the uterus has significantly increased. The risk of painless abortion at this time will increase significantly. Painless abortion at three months may make the operation more difficult and increase the risk of bleeding. In addition, it may also cause complications such as infection in the reproductive area and uterine adhesions.

For women who are three months pregnant, if they really need to terminate the pregnancy, it is usually recommended to choose induced labor. Induced labor can dilate the cervix through drugs or water bags, so that the fetus and placenta can be discharged smoothly from the uterus. During the induced labor process, if the placenta is not completely separated, a uterine curettage is required. Although the risks of induced labor are also greater, it is safer and more feasible than directly undergoing a painless abortion.