How long does it take to have an abortion?

How long is the right time to have an abortion? This is what many friends who have unexpected pregnancies want to know. How much do you know about this surgery that is more harmful to the body? The editor hopes that you can truly understand the impact of abortion surgery on your health. The editor would like to introduce to you some specific situations about how long it is appropriate to have an abortion! Then let's take a closer look!

1. How long does it take to have an abortion?

The best time to have a painless abortion during pregnancy is 35-50 days. At this time, the gestational sac is clearly visible under B-ultrasound, the uterine wall is also thicker, and the gestational sac can be easily sucked out. Because the gestational sac is not large at this time, the doctor can use visual technology to suck out the gestational sac. Relatively speaking, it causes little harm to the body, has low surgical risks, and recovers quickly. Therefore, it is very important to grasp the best time for abortion surgery. Moreover, if the surgery is performed at the best time, the difficulty of the surgery will be very low and the cost of the surgery will be reduced accordingly.

If an abortion is done before 35 days of pregnancy, the fetus is still too small and the abortion is performed by suction uterine curettage. If an abortion is done too early, the embryo has just developed and is still very small, so empty or missed suction can easily occur, causing the operation to fail or an incomplete abortion, and the result is that another uterine curettage will have to be performed. This undoubtedly increases the risk of surgery. How long does it take to have an abortion? In general, painless abortion can only be performed within 10 weeks of pregnancy. Because the sooner the painless abortion is performed, the simpler and safer it will be; otherwise, the operation will be more complicated and the recovery time will be longer. Within 10 weeks of pregnancy, the embryo or fetal bones have not yet formed, so there is generally no need to dilate the cervix and the fetal tissue can be easily sucked out. The reaction during the operation is mild, there is little bleeding, the operation time is short, and you can go home after resting for 1-2 hours after the operation. Recovery is also fast, and the impact on the body is small.

If the pregnancy is more than 10 weeks, the fetus has gradually grown and the uterus has also grown. At this time, it is not appropriate to use simple suction uterine abortion, but forceps curettage abortion is required. The operation is difficult, involves a lot of bleeding, and has a relatively slow recovery, which has a certain impact on the body.

This is all I can introduce to you here. I hope it can help you solve some problems. However, you should also pay more attention to other details in your life. We can't always have abortions, so I hope you can be healthy! You need to pay more attention to life.