Does it hurt to have painless induced abortion?

Painless induced labor is becoming more and more popular among young female friends. Some female friends often call to ask, "Does painless induced labor hurt?" and other information. In response to this question, our experts give the following answer.

Does painless induced labor hurt? Experts say: Generally speaking, ordinary induced labor patients need to be hospitalized for surgery. After induced labor, patients experience uterine contractions. Usually, patients will feel abdominal pain after uterine contractions. As uterine contractions intensify, abdominal pain also intensifies. Female patients have to endure severe pain at this time. Many women cry out because they can't stand the abdominal pain. The pain of uterine curettage after induced labor makes it difficult for women to accept, and incomplete uterine curettage leads to postpartum hemorrhage, infection and infertility. What's worse, it leads to uterine perforation, intestinal perforation, etc., causing serious complications and endangering women's lives. Therefore, experts recommend that induced labor should be done in a regular hospital, and painless induced labor technology can be chosen.

The painless induced abortion surgery, the operation time is determined by the surgical method, uterine contraction, physical strength of the pregnant woman and other conditions. Before the operation, you should supplement nutrition and avoid colds. If there is acute inflammation, you should control the inflammation before the operation. After the operation, you will be hospitalized for 2-3 days to observe whether there is abnormal bleeding in the uterus, and receive routine anti-inflammatory treatment. If there is no abnormality in the body, you can be discharged.

Does painless induced labor hurt? Through the above experts' introduction, I believe all of our female friends have some understanding. If you have any questions about induced labor, please visit our website to consult our experts.