Treatment of complications related to abortion

Artificial abortion, also known as artificial abortion, will cause certain harm to women's bodies. Complications such as artificial abortion complex reaction, uterine perforation, and intraoperative bleeding may occur during the process of artificial abortion. The relevant treatments for various complications are as follows:

1. Comprehensive reaction to artificial abortion

Once this occurs, the operation should be stopped immediately and oxygen therapy should be given. Generally, the patient can recover on his own. If a slow heart rate occurs, atropine can be administered intravenously.

2. Uterine perforation

Once uterine perforation occurs, the operation should be stopped immediately, oxytocin and antibacterial drugs should be given, and the patient's vital signs should be closely observed for abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and signs of intraperitoneal bleeding. If the patient's condition is stable and the operation has been completed, conservative treatment can be performed; if the embryonic tissue has not been completely aspirated, an experienced physician can be replaced to avoid the site of uterine perforation, or the operation can be continued under ultrasound guidance or laparoscopy; if the patient has not undergone uterine aspiration, the contents of the uterine cavity can be removed after 1 week; if the patient has increased bleeding or suspected organ damage, laparotomy should be performed in time to repair the perforation.

3. Bleeding during surgery

After dilating the cervical canal, oxytocin can be injected to promote uterine contraction. At the same time, the placenta and embryo should be clamped or sucked out as quickly as possible. If the straw is too thin or the hose is too soft, it should be replaced in time.

4. Amniotic fluid embolism

It may occasionally occur during forceps curettage of artificial abortion. Timely and early diagnosis is the key to successful treatment. Once discovered, the progression of the disease should be quickly blocked, monitoring should be strengthened, anti-allergic treatment should be adopted, vasoactive drugs should be appropriately used, and disseminated intravascular coagulation should be treated, etc.