Is hysteroscopic abortion harmful?

Nowadays, many women have a certain understanding of hysteroscopy and know that it can treat many uterine diseases, and all surgeries are minimally invasive, and the body will recover quickly after the operation. Therefore, when people have an abortion, they think of doing a hysteroscopy immediately so that they can return to normal life as soon as possible. So, is hysteroscopic abortion safe? Today I will give you a detailed introduction.

Is hysteroscopic abortion harmful?

Choosing to use hysteroscopy for abortion surgery is a relatively safe abortion surgery. After the uterine curettage, you can use hysteroscopy to observe the shape of the uterine cavity, so it is a relatively safe surgery. If it is the first or second time to have an abortion, it will not have much impact on the uterine wall. However, if it is a frequent abortion, it will still cause some damage to the uterine wall and may cause some damage to the dermis of the endometrium. Therefore, it is not recommended to perform abortion surgery frequently. It is recommended that patients who have undergone abortion surgery should closely observe vaginal bleeding.

Is laparoscopic abortion safe?

After long-term trials, hysteroscopic abortion surgery has been basically perfected, which can greatly improve the safety of painless abortion. Compared with the previous painless abortion, hysteroscopic abortion surgery is more meticulous. The surgical instruments enter the woman's uterus under the guidance of the hysteroscope, which can more accurately determine the implantation site of the test tube embryo and complete the pregnancy more completely. Compared with the previous painless abortion, the advantage of hysteroscopic abortion surgery is that the operation process is faster and safer; and hysteroscopic technology can more completely remove the implanted embryos in the test tube and avoid uterine infection; in addition, the biggest advantage of hysteroscopic technology is that it can conduct a comprehensive examination of the female reproductive organs during the operation, and once other gynecological diseases are found, they can be treated in time.

Although hysteroscopic abortion surgery has excellent results, it is not something that women with unexpected pregnancy can undergo nowadays, and hysteroscopic abortion surgery also has its taboos.

1. Pregnant women with narrow or firm cervix are not suitable for this surgical treatment.

2. Pregnant women with heart disease are not suitable for this surgical treatment.

3. Pregnant women with blood diseases are not suitable for this surgical treatment.

At present, experts are still making further improvements to hysteroscopic abortion surgery, hoping that this technology can benefit more female friends who have unexpected pregnancies. If there are pregnant women who need to undergo abortion and meet the requirements for hysteroscopic abortion, they can safely choose hysteroscopic abortion, which will greatly reduce the damage caused by the surgery and is very beneficial for pregnancy again.

How to do laparoscopic abortion surgery

There are currently two more advanced abortion methods, one is painless abortion, the other is hysteroscopic embryo retrieval. Many people confuse the two, but in fact, the two surgeries are completely different. The only similarity is perhaps that the purpose of these two surgeries is to achieve pregnancy. Painless abortion is widely used at present. Because the operation process is simple and convenient, many young women who are pregnant unexpectedly choose to have painless abortion. Its biggest advantage is its low price, which can be accepted by many groups. Painless abortion is performed manually by a doctor. The instrument is inserted into the uterus through the vagina, and the test tube embryo is then scraped off the inner wall of the uterus, thereby achieving the effect of completing the pregnancy.

Hysteroscopic embryo retrieval is the most advanced technology at present. The biggest difference between it and painless abortion is that the entire process of hysteroscopic embryo retrieval is monitored by mechanical instruments. Hysteroscopic technology will fully display the situation in the uterus to the doctor who performs the operation. The doctor can better identify the location of the test tube embryo and the amount of endometrium that needs to be scraped according to the image, thereby reducing the risk of surgery to the greatest extent. Painless abortion is mostly performed based on the doctor's judgment. Once the judgment is wrong, it may affect the woman's re-pregnancy, and hysteroscopic technology can effectively reduce such risks.