What tests should be done before abortion surgery?

Before performing an abortion, you generally need to undergo a gynecological examination, ultrasound examination, blood test, medical history and physical assessment, electrocardiogram and other examinations, which can be performed in a regular hospital.

1. Gynecological examination: The doctor will perform a gynecological examination, including checking the size of the uterus, the condition of the cervix, and any other abnormalities. This will help determine the appropriate method of surgery and the possible risk of complications.

2. Ultrasound examination: Ultrasound examination can help determine the location, size and development of the embryo. This helps doctors determine the most suitable surgical method, such as medical abortion or surgical operation.

3. Blood tests: The doctor may recommend some blood tests, such as blood type, HCG level, and blood routine. This helps to assess the patient's overall health and whether there are any underlying problems or diseases.

4. Medical history and physical assessment: The doctor may ask about the patient's medical history, including past surgeries, illnesses, and medication use. The doctor may also perform a physical assessment, such as measuring blood pressure, heart rate, and weight, to ensure that the patient is suitable for surgery.

5. Electrocardiogram: In some cases, your doctor may recommend an electrocardiogram to assess your heart health. This is important in determining whether you are a good candidate for surgery.

After the abortion, you must pay attention to rest, try to avoid strenuous exercise, and also pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals.