The difference between minimally invasive abortion and painless abortion

With the continuous advancement of medical technology, the harm caused by abortion to patients is getting less and less. Now that social relations are so open, accidental pregnancies are everywhere. Due to the lack of understanding of various abortion surgeries, patients often don’t know what to do when making a choice. Now the most common abortion surgeries in clinical practice are painless abortion and minimally invasive abortion . There are certain differences between the two in the use of equipment, operating techniques and postoperative recovery. Patients can choose painless abortion or minimally invasive abortion according to their actual situation. Let’s take a look at the differences and contraindications between painless abortion and minimally invasive abortion .

Most women, due to lack of knowledge of contraception, unexpected pregnancy, if they do not sit down as a mother's will, will choose abortion to end the pregnancy, which is very harmful to the body. Therefore, women should learn to love themselves and must take good contraceptive measures. For those women who are ready for abortion, this is the best time for painless abortion. Intermediate process and process!

The best time for painless abortion

The best time for abortion is 35-49 days after pregnancy. When the gestational sac is visible under ultrasound, the uterus is not too large, and the fetus and placenta have not yet formed. Generally, there is no need to dilate the cervix, and it is easier to aspirate the placental tissue. In addition, the operation time is short, the amount of bleeding is small, and the recovery after surgery is fast.

Painless abortion process

Preoperative examination: routine blood test, routine urine test, B-ultrasound, electrocardiogram, routine leucorrhea test, etc.

The entire surgical process includes disinfection and anesthesia, vaginoplasty, cervical dilation, and uterine cavity aspiration to ensure that the gestational sac and surrounding tissues are aspirated cleanly and the operation is completed.

After about 30 seconds of intravenous anesthesia, the operator can fall asleep. The entire operation only takes 3-5 minutes. After the operation, the woman regains full consciousness and can be discharged from the hospital within 30 minutes.

The cost of painless abortion includes four parts: preoperative examination cost, surgical cost, postoperative anti-inflammatory cost and accident cost. The overall price is affected by factors such as pregnancy period and regional equipment differences. Please consult the hospital for details.

The difference between painless abortion and minimally invasive abortion

The difference in equipment: Both painless abortion and minimally invasive abortion use visual equipment throughout the process, but painless abortion uses general B-ultrasound equipment, which can only roughly see the position and outline of the gestational sac in the uterus, and will cause certain damage to the uterus during the operation. Minimally invasive abortion uses a high-resolution endoscopic visual system, which uses nano-soft tubes and can enter directly without expanding the uterine cavity. The high-resolution endoscope can clearly see the entire uterine cavity, with lighter suction, less bleeding, and very small wounds to the uterus.

Costs and contraindications of minimally invasive abortion

The relevant costs of minimally invasive abortion include preoperative examination fees, surgical fees, postoperative anti-inflammatory and nursing fees, etc., which will be different in each region and each hospital. You can go to the hospital for consultation for the specific amount. Sexual intercourse is prohibited within one month after minimally invasive abortion. You must pay attention to personal hygiene to avoid postoperative infection. Try to rest for about two weeks after minimally invasive painless abortion. During this period, pay attention to diet and strengthen nutrition.