What is the process of artificial abortion? There are two steps to artificial abortion.

Artificial abortion can generally be divided into two methods: surgical abortion and medical abortion. Common methods include vacuum suction abortion, forceps curettage abortion and medical abortion. Termination of pregnancy by artificial or medical methods within about 3 months of pregnancy is called early pregnancy termination, or artificial abortion. Before undergoing an artificial abortion, many women are very worried and afraid. In fact, as long as they understand the process of artificial abortion and are mentally prepared, they can eliminate psychological fear and better cooperate with the doctor's operation. So what is the process of artificial abortion?

Abortion procedure:

The most important thing for artificial abortion is to prevent infection after the operation, so the vulva and surrounding skin need to be disinfected before the operation. After the preoperative preparation, the doctor will use a non-irritating cotton ball to scrub the vulva and anus. After the vagina is fully opened, a sterilized dilator will be used to dilate the vagina and expose the cervix, and then the cervix and fornix will be disinfected.

The abortion procedure is a two-step process:

First, we need to find out the position and size of the uterus and whether it is consistent with the month of pregnancy, and then use a uterine dilator to dilate the cervix. The operation should be done slowly to avoid aggravating the symptoms of waist and abdominal pain in pregnant women.

The second step is to use a negative pressure suction device to separate out the embryonic tissue. Connect the end of the suction tube to the electric negative pressure bottle, adjust the position in front of the cervix, and gradually insert the head of the suction tube into the uterine cavity to find the embryo implantation site, and then suck it out. During the suction process, the doctor's hand will feel a vibration until the vibration disappears completely, indicating that it has been sucked out and will not cause incomplete abortion.

When performing an artificial abortion, the doctor needs to determine the degree of cervical dilation based on the number of weeks of pregnancy. Generally, the larger the fetus, the more difficult the operation will be. At this time, the cervix must be dilated to the limit to suck out the embryonic tissue. Therefore, the pain of the pregnant woman will be greater and the operation time will be longer. Therefore, artificial abortion must be performed as early as possible.

Warm reminder: Artificial abortion surgery can cause great harm to women's health. Multiple abortions may also lead to infertility. Therefore, female friends must take good care of themselves, take effective contraceptive measures, and avoid accidental pregnancy causing harm to the body.