How much does an abortion cost?

At present, many small clinics use cheap surgical fees to attract patients, but abortion surgery is not standardized, the success of the surgery is not guaranteed, and a large amount of fees must be paid during the operation, which adds to the economic burden. Let's analyze the cost of abortion surgery:

The cost of abortion is uncertain. The following factors affect the cost of the operation: 1. The cost of abortion mainly includes preoperative examination fees, operation fees and postoperative maintenance fees. In addition, if there is a gynecological disease in the preoperative examination, the disease must be cured before the operation can be performed; this also requires a fee. 2. Different hospitals charge different fees, but the key is to go to a regular hospital for abortion to ensure the success rate of the operation. 3. The woman’s own situation also determines the difference in costs, such as the length of pregnancy, the presence or absence of gynecological inflammation, etc. 4. Physician level. The cost varies depending on the level of the doctor performing the operation. It is recommended to choose a professional abortion hospital where the doctor’s clinical experience is relatively rich.

The cost of abortion cannot be generalized. It depends on the size of the gestational sac and whether there is inflammation. Superconducting visual painless abortion technology performs painless artificial abortion under accurate B-ultrasound positioning. Superconducting visual painless abortion surgery is accurate, causes little damage to the endometrium, and recovers quickly after surgery. It effectively avoids complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete uterine suction, and missed suction. Superconducting visual painless abortion is particularly suitable for those with uterine malformation and pregnancy, uterine fibroids and pregnancy, cornual pregnancy, thin or uneven uterine wall, and highly tilted uterus. Superconducting visual painless abortion is a cutting-edge technology among many artificial abortion surgeries. This technology allows those with unexpected pregnancy to perform the surgery in a safe and painless state. Short-acting intravenous anesthesia is first used, and the patient falls asleep within 40 seconds. Under the guidance and monitoring of visual technology, the surgery is completed safely and thoroughly within three to five minutes, and the patient does not feel any discomfort after waking up.