What is the process of superconducting abortion? Superconducting abortion can cause 6 complications

I believe that women of childbearing age are no strangers to the idea that artificial abortion causes infertility. Today, experts will introduce to you the complications of superconducting artificial abortion. These complications will directly affect women's fertility and must be taken seriously. Let's take a look at what they are.

The process of superconducting flow

Routine disinfection preparation work is performed before superconducting abortion surgery.

An appropriate amount of short-acting anesthetic is injected intravenously, and the patient immediately enters a sleep state.

Take out the high-pressure disinfected mirror sheath (the outer diameter of the mirror sheath is 7mm and 6mm respectively), and gently insert the mirror tube of the endoscope into the mirror sheath with the suction channel. When the endoscope and the mirror sheath are locked, connect the suction pump.

Turn on the endoscopic abortion suction system and insert the endoscope sheath with suction channel into the uterine cavity through the cervical opening. Adjust the brightness of the cold light source, and the gestational sac and the surrounding decidual tissue can be clearly observed on the display screen.

Under clear visual conditions, the instrument is accurately delivered to the gestational sac to absorb the gestational sac and surrounding decidual tissue.

After the operation, take a short rest and you can leave the hospital if there is no adverse reaction.

So, what are the complications of superconducting abortion?

Complications of superconducting abortion

Uterine bleeding, postoperative bleeding is usually less than 30ml, which is normal. If the bleeding is heavy, in addition to giving uterine contraction drugs, the residual embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity should be quickly removed. Bleeding generally lasts 3 to 4 days after abortion. If the bleeding is like menstrual flow and continues, it may be an incomplete abortion or a combined infection, and you should go to the hospital for examination.

If the pregnancy tissue remains and the embryonic tissue is not completely removed during surgery, it may cause bleeding and lower abdominal pain. Chinese medicine and uterine contraction drugs can be used to promote its expulsion, or even to perform another curettage to clean the uterine cavity.

Uterine perforation is extremely rare. If it is only uterine perforation without intra-abdominal bleeding, the patient can be hospitalized for observation. Otherwise, the perforation should be sutured immediately by surgery.

Infection: If genital inflammation is not controlled before surgery, or if aseptic operation is not strictly performed during surgery, pelvic infection may occur after surgery, and anti-infection treatment should be started immediately.

Menstrual disorders: Within 3 to 6 months after abortion, the menstrual volume may increase and the menstruation may be irregular, but it can usually recover naturally.

Intrauterine adhesions occur occasionally. They are usually caused by damage to the cervix and uterine cavity during surgery. They can block the discharge of menstrual blood, causing amenorrhea, cyclical abdominal pain, long-term infertility or repeated miscarriage. The treatment for this complication is mainly to dilate the cervix and separate the adhesions before inserting an intrauterine contraceptive device to prevent the recurrence of intrauterine adhesions.

Women of childbearing age should try to avoid superconducting abortion and get enough rest after the operation.