My belly swelled after the induction injection

For every woman, induced abortion is a last resort. Induction of labor is only necessary when an unexpected situation occurs in the mother's belly, or the fetus dies, and the safety of the pregnant woman is seriously endangered. In the induction of labor, the most important thing is the induction needle. Through the induction needle, the woman's early uterine contractions are induced to allow the fetus to be discharged from the belly. Then many people will have such doubts, how long will it take for the abdomen to feel pain after the induction needle is injected, and when will it start to contract? What is the reason for the abdominal pain after the induction needle?

The main method of induced abortion for women is to directly inject levano into the abdominal cavity. After the injection of levano, because levano has the effect of harming the fetus, it can kill the fetus in the uterine cavity and also cause significant uterine contractions. Therefore, abdominal distension after receiving an induction injection is considered to be caused by uterine contraction, which causes the uterus to tighten and harden. Generally, after the abdominal distension and pain, there will be obvious abdominal cramps, and the pain will generally occur once every 5 to 6 minutes. After the pain continues, the fetus will be discharged from the uterine cavity.

The so-called induction of labor injection generally refers to the injection of rivanol into the uterine cavity. After the induction of labor injection, the abdomen becomes swollen and hard, which is a normal manifestation. The key is that after the injection of the abortion injection, the fetus gradually dies and stimulates uterine contractions, which in turn causes the abdomen to swell and harden. This is a physiological phenomenon caused by uterine contractions. Therefore, after regular uterine contractions occur, the cervix will dilate and the fetus and embryonic tissue will be delivered naturally from the uterine cavity. Generally, a curettage and dilation operation is required about two days after the fetus is delivered.

By introducing the detailed process of induced labor, I believe everyone will soon understand how long it will take for the induced labor injection to react.

Before inducing labor, various physical examinations need to be carried out, such as blood tests for blood pressure, electrocardiograms, B-ultrasound and other tests. Through the above tests, the location of the embryo and the size of the fetus can be determined. If painless induction of labor is chosen, the drug resistance of the anesthetic must also be tested. Before the operation, a doctor will review the medical history, including whether there is a gynecological history or kidney history. If the patient has renal insufficiency, induced abortion cannot be performed.

During the entire surgical process, first of all, the doctor will give the patient an injection of induction of labor. One hundred mg of the drug was injected into the amniotic cavity through the abdominal wall. Generally, abdominal discomfort and pain will occur within 36 hours, which means that the induction injection has taken effect. The patient's uterus begins to contract and the fetus is expelled through the method of delivery. Then a curettage is performed to remove the remaining embryonic tissue. If there is still no response after 72 hours after the induction injection, a second injection of induction injection or other drugs should be used to induce labor.

It is a difficult and painful thing for women to go from pregnancy to childbirth, and induced labor is painful and adds to the pain. Therefore, after induced abortion, female friends should pay special attention to their physical and mental health. If they have fever, genital odor, etc., they should seek medical attention in time. At the same time, they should also pay attention to cleanliness at home, change underwear and sanitary napkins frequently, and refrain from having sex within one month.