What is the size range of the gestational sac for painless abortion?

If you want to have a painless abortion, you need to ensure that the diameter of the gestational sac is more than 5 mm. Generally speaking, the most suitable diameter for the gestational sac is between 5 and 28 mm. If the diameter of the gestational sac exceeds 30 mm, it is recommended not to have a painless abortion, otherwise it may bring serious consequences.

Nowadays, people's sexual awareness is becoming more and more open, and more and more women are getting pregnant unexpectedly. In order to effectively solve this problem, many people choose to go to the hospital for painless abortion. However, before doing a painless abortion, you need to understand the size of the gestational sac. It can only be performed when the size is appropriate, otherwise it may lead to serious consequences. The following introduces the size range of the gestational sac for painless abortion.
1. Size range of gestational sac for painless abortion
1. It is best to do painless abortion when the gestational sac is between 5 and 28 mm . Generally speaking, if the diameter of the gestational sac is greater than 5 mm, you can consider painless abortion. The best size range should be 5 to 28 mm. At this time, the gestational sac is of the right size and is clearly visible under B-ultrasound. The fetus and placenta have not yet formed. The fetal mass tissue can be sucked out without dilating the cervix, which effectively reduces the difficulty of the operation and the patient's body can recover faster after the operation.
2. Painless abortion is not allowed if the gestational sac is larger than 30 mm <br/>If you want to terminate the pregnancy with a painless abortion, you must do it when the gestational sac is of the right size. If the diameter exceeds 30 mm and the fetal organs have been formed, you cannot do a painless abortion at this time. In this case, not only will the operation be more difficult and risky, but the recovery after the operation will be slower, which is harmful to the patient's health.
2. The harm of painless abortion if the gestational sac is not of appropriate size
1. The harm of a small gestational sac <br/>A gestational sac that is too small is not suitable for painless abortion. A gestational sac that is too small is usually not well developed. If you blindly do a painless abortion, it is easy to have empty suction or missed suction, resulting in failure of the abortion operation. If the operation really fails, you can only perform a uterine curettage again, which is very damaging to the uterus. Therefore, women with unexpected pregnancy should follow the doctor's advice and have a painless abortion when the gestational sac is of the right size.
2. Harms of an overly large gestational sac <br/>If the gestational sac is too large, painless abortion cannot be performed. If the gestational sac is too large, the uterine wall will become thinner, and the difficulty of painless abortion surgery will increase. The operation will take a longer time and it is easy to cause postoperative bleeding, which is very harmful to the patient's body.