Can I have an induced abortion when I am eight months pregnant?

The methods of terminating pregnancy include miscarriage and induced labor. Some pregnant women cannot get pregnant again due to some factors, so they need to use this method to end their pregnancy. However, sometimes if the pregnancy is too advanced, this type of surgery may be harmful. So, can an induced abortion be performed if the pregnancy is eight months?

Women can have induced abortion when they are eight months pregnant. However, the prerequisite is that they must have medical conditions for induced abortion. It must be that the baby's development is abnormal at this stage, or the woman herself has serious complications or some diseases during pregnancy and can no longer get pregnant. At this time, a comprehensive assessment can be made after examination, and a complete medical examination certificate must be provided. It must be stamped with an official seal, and then induced abortion can be used to terminate the pregnancy.

It is relatively risky to perform induced labor in the 8th month of pregnancy, because induced labor in advanced pregnancy weeks can easily cause soft birth canal laceration, uterine rupture, amniotic fluid embolism and other risk conditions during the operation. Therefore, unless there are unavoidable special abnormalities, it is recommended to continue getting pregnant as much as possible, and it is best not to use induced labor.

In addition, if an induced abortion is unavoidable, you must follow the doctor's orders for postoperative medical care, stay in bed more and improve your nutrition and diet. If you experience abnormal bleeding, increased abdominal pain, or other abnormal phenomena during the recovery period, you should see a doctor immediately.

Is induced labor painful?

During the process of induced labor, a series of comprehensive pregnancy examinations must be done before the operation begins. Such as routine blood tests, B-ultrasound, coagulation, electrocardiogram tests, etc. Because there are certain risks in induced abortion, failure to conduct proper examinations before induced abortion may result in infertility. Therefore, it is recommended that many women who are preparing to undergo induced abortion must undergo relevant physical examinations before the operation. This can ensure that the patient undergoes the operation without contraindications to induced abortion, reduce unnecessary inconvenience, and ensure the smooth progress of the operation.

Secondly, there are many types of induced labor. Patients can undergo examinations and receive advice from doctors on how to choose the most suitable type for themselves. Because induced abortion surgery is risky, it has strict requirements on the hospital's surgical environment, surgeons, anesthesiologists, and surgical equipment. Therefore, it is recommended to be performed in a reliable and authoritative hospital.

Finally, the induced labor was completed and the blood stains on the private parts were wiped off. At this time, the nurses put clothes on the patient and sent him to the hospital ward to rest for a while. In addition to the physical need for rest after abortion, women who have given birth actually need more psychological self-adjustment. This is because the patient often has no choice but to decide to use the method of induced abortion to terminate the pregnancy, which requires women to bear huge mental pressure. Therefore, after giving birth, you should give yourself some time to rest mentally so that you can adjust your mood.