Which one is more harmful, abortion or curettage?

The most harmful curettage is the traditional artificial abortion. Painless abortion reduces the overstimulation of the vagus nerve and can avoid the occurrence of artificial abortion syndrome. The difference between ordinary abortion and painless abortion: pale face, sweating, dizziness, chest tightness, slow heartbeat, decreased blood pressure, and the patient can undergo the operation in a quiet and painless state, thus avoiding uterine perforation caused by pain in previous abortions. Of course, during the operation, the operator still needs to pay more attention, and the operation process should be light, good and fast.

The difference between ordinary abortion and painless abortion: Ordinary abortion is a traditional method of curettage, which uses a curettage device to scrape the entire uterus, so it is more damaging and prone to complications such as endometriosis, uterine perforation, intrauterine infection and infertility. Generally speaking, this method is rarely used clinically.

Painless abortion refers to the use of artificial methods plus intravenous anesthesia to terminate pregnancy within 10 weeks of pregnancy. It is also a remedial method for women after contraceptive failure. Painless abortion is the same as artificial abortion, but the operation uses a new type of safe and effective intravenous injection. You can enter a sleep state in about 30 seconds. If the pregnant woman is unconscious, the doctor can complete the operation in about 3 minutes.

The difference between ordinary abortion and painless abortion: Painless abortion can avoid the occurrence of abortion syndrome because it can avoid pain and reduce overstimulation of the vagus nerve. Of course, painless abortion is due to the use of intravenous anesthesia. Any kind of anesthesia has certain risks, which is the difference between it and ordinary abortion. Although the risk probability is very small, it cannot be used as a contraceptive method. Before the operation, the doctor must communicate with the patient and his family and obtain the consent of the patient and his family.