Picture of induced abortion fetus at 26 weeks

It is possible to have an induced abortion at 26 weeks, but you need to bring an induced abortion certificate with the official seal of the family planning policy unit, and the couple must agree to apply for hospitalization for induced abortion. Before the induced abortion, you need to complete some auxiliary tests, such as blood form, coagulation function analysis, liver function, kidney function, routine blood test, eight viral infection items, electrocardiogram and female secretion test. If the test results are normal, the induced abortion can be performed. The amniotic cavity can be injected with ethazacine injection and mifepristone can be taken orally. The reaction usually occurs within 72 hours. If there is no reaction, the amniotic cavity can be used for extra-amniotic fluid placement to induce labor, and then a dose of oxytocin can be given intravenously to induce labor. If there are severe obstetric complications, such as severe eclampsia, early eclampsia, heart failure, etc., a cesarean section may be required.

If a malformed fetus or a genetic disease is detected during pregnancy and induced labor is necessary, the induced labor surgery can be either medical or amniotic. It is best to induce labor by amniocentesis at 26 weeks of pregnancy. Before surgical treatment, blood routine, liver function test, electrocardiogram, kidney function, B-ultrasound, etc. should be checked. If the patient is suitable for surgery, the abdominal disinfection B-ultrasound will determine the location of the amniotic fluid. After it is marked, it will be disinfected again, the drape will be laid flat, and then the amniotic fluid will be drawn out with a syringe, the levanol syringe will be replaced, and the medicine will be introduced to induce labor successfully. Generally, the baby can be born within 72 hours.

Induced abortion can be performed at 26 weeks, but it requires the couple to reach a consensus, bring an induced abortion certificate stamped with the company seal by the family planning policy unit, and apply for hospitalization for induced abortion. Before the induced abortion operation, relevant auxiliary examinations need to be completed, such as blood form, coagulation function analysis, blood routine test, liver function, kidney function, eight items of viral infection, electrocardiogram, female secretion examination, etc. If the test results are normal, the induced abortion operation can be performed.

First, take mifepristone orally, and then perform intra-amniotic injection of ethacridine. If there is no response within 72 hours, it can be changed to extra-amniotic placement of a water bag to induce labor, and then increase the dose of oxytocin intravenous drip. If there is still no response, a cesarean section can be performed. If there are other serious complications, such as severe early eclampsia, eclampsia, and heart failure, a cesarean section can also be performed.