Painless abortion patients need to pay attention to these aspects before surgery

Painless abortion is a more recommended method of abortion in the past two years, but after all, it is a surgery, so some preoperative matters still need to be paid attention to. Let's take a look at a few things to pay attention to before painless abortion .

1. If the patient has a history of heart, lung or liver disease, he or she must inform the doctor before undergoing painless abortion.

2. On the day of the abortion, the patient can drink a little water in the morning, but do not eat solid food. This is a point that needs to be paid attention to before the painless abortion.

3. Before the painless abortion, the patient should abstain from water and food for 4 hours, and refrain from sexual intercourse for 3 days before the painless abortion to avoid increasing the risk of vaginitis. Adequate sleep should be ensured the day before the painless abortion.

4. Before going to the hospital, patients who have had an abortion need to take a shower, focusing on cleaning the vulva, but be careful not to let water enter the vagina. Also be careful to avoid catching a cold.

5. The clothes you wear on the day of the abortion should be easy to put on and take off, including underwear and outer pants. Bring enough cash. If you have a fixed hospital medical record, bring it too.

6. Before the painless abortion, it is best for the patient to be accompanied by someone. When going between the registration office, outpatient clinic, laboratory, payment office, and pharmacy, two people will be faster than one person.

The above are some of the things you need to pay attention to before a painless abortion, so patients who need an abortion should pay more attention to these aspects. If you have other questions about abortion, you can contact our online experts to answer them for you.

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