What are the advantages of micro-tube painless abortion surgery?

Micro-tube painless abortion is also called endometrial micro-cannula abortion. It breaks the waiting zone of early pregnancy surgery, reduces women's pain and damage to cervical tissue and endometrium, has a short operation time and fast recovery. It is currently a relatively safe method of artificial abortion. Its advantages can be summarized in two aspects.

1. Painless and more reliable than traditional surgery

Micro-tube abortion uses advanced painless technology, which takes effect quickly, has good analgesic effect, and allows for quick and complete recovery after surgery. In addition, the drug can be quickly decomposed and excreted from the body without side effects or sequelae.

For those who have had abortions multiple times or recently, or those who have unexpectedly become pregnant within 2 years after cesarean section, it is very easy to have uterine perforation if they have a traditional abortion again. Micro-tube abortion can be performed when the gestational sac is very small, using a micro-tube made of a special material, which greatly avoids the risk of uterine perforation. Micro-tube visual painless abortion is undoubtedly an ideal choice.

2. Visible, safe and visible

The advanced micro-tube visual painless abortion system is more reliable and accurate. Under the visual system, the doctor can clearly see the endometrium and look for the gestational sac attached to the inner wall of the uterus. He can then suction it out after finding it accurately. He can also see every step of the operation. The purpose is clear, missed suction is avoided, and there is no need for large-scale curettage, which shortens the operation process and causes less harm to the female body.

The visual system is safer for special cases such as pregnancy with an IUD and pregnancy with an abnormal uterus, and can avoid risks such as uterine perforation, incomplete curettage, and cervical and uterine adhesions. It can also examine the uterine cavity during surgery, which is conducive to the timely detection of lesions such as uterine fibroids and uterine polyps.