How to do painless microtubule abortion

With the openness of modern society, more and more women are having abortions. However, some women are afraid of the pain of the operation, so painless abortion has become the preferred method of abortion surgery in modern times. So how to do a painless micro-tube abortion? This is also what some women want to know. Let's take a look at this issue together.

Painless micro-tube abortion technology is currently the most advanced abortion technology in China. The disposable intrauterine tissue suction tube imported from abroad is soft, smooth and elastic. It only needs a hose with an outer diameter of 3 to 5 mm to directly probe into the uterine cavity. The gestational sac can be sucked out in two or three minutes, which can advance the time of terminating early pregnancy by more than 10 days and safely relieve the worries of women with unexpected pregnancy.

The tiny microtube breaks through the limitations of traditional medical equipment and brings artificial abortion into the microtube era. The ten days in advance can relieve the psychological pressure of these female friends earlier, thereby reducing the duration of early pregnancy symptoms such as nausea, and to a certain extent, can better protect the privacy of these women.

Micro-tube visual painless abortion technology has five major advantages:

First, it can relieve your worries in advance when you are pregnant;

Second, peace of mind, without tension and psychological pressure;

Third, it is painless, avoiding the pain stimulation of traditional abortion;

Fourth, the trauma is minimal;

Fifth, recovery is fast.

A few millimeters, little damage and fast recovery. For people with the same physical fitness, different abortion methods will result in different recovery speeds after surgery. Micro-tube visual painless abortion technology uses a hose made of polymer material with a diameter of only a few millimeters. It can enter the uterine cavity without dilation, and there is no negative pressure when the hose enters and exits the cervix, so it avoids innocent damage to the cervix.

The microtube can be bent at will to reach the angle of the uterine cavity and directly remove the gestational sac. The operation time is short, the suction is light, the bleeding is small, and a large area of ​​uterine curettage is avoided. At this time, because the gestational sac is small, the implantation area on the endometrium is also small, so the damage to the endometrium is small, and the incidence of complications is also minimal. The less the damage, the faster the body will recover.