What happened to painless abortion?

What happened to painless abortion?

Painless abortion is also a type of artificial abortion. This operation is actually based on suction abortion with general anesthesia technology added, which can greatly increase the probability of successful operation and effectively avoid other accidents during the operation. After the operation, women must keep their vulva clean, take contraceptive measures, and refrain from sexual intercourse.

1. What’s wrong with painless abortion?

Painless abortion is actually a type of artificial abortion. This surgical method is actually a surgical method that adds short-acting intravenous anesthetics to the suction abortion technique for general anesthesia. Compared with other artificial abortion surgeries, this surgery can effectively reduce the physical pain of women during the operation and greatly reduce the psychological burden of abortion surgery on women, thereby reducing the risk of surgical complications such as abortion syndrome and incomplete suction abortion.

Currently, the safest painless abortion procedure is superconducting uterine visual painless abortion. During the implementation of the painless abortion procedure, it is convenient for doctors to directly observe the female uterine embryo and the entire uterine cavity through professional medical equipment. This is relatively safer and allows doctors to better understand the uterine cavity, and can quickly and accurately remove the gestational sac without damaging other normal tissues of the female uterus.

2. What are the precautions for painless abortion?

1. Keep your vulva clean

After an abortion, women need to ensure that their vulva is clean, because at this time the woman's uterine cavity has not yet completely closed, and the body's resistance and immunity are also very low. Therefore, if the vulva is not cleaned properly at this time, it is easy for women to get infected.

2. Prohibition of sexual intercourse and contraception

After an abortion, women must abstain from sexual intercourse for one month and also take contraceptive measures to prevent pregnancy again.