How long does it take to have an abortion?

Abortion is a solution that women will choose when they find out they are pregnant. How to minimize the damage of abortion? Hospital experts remind female friends that they must pay attention to rest after abortion. So how long can you go out after abortion? How long does it take to have an abortion during pregnancy? Let's learn about it together below.

How long during pregnancy can abortion be performed

Generally speaking, the best time for artificial abortion is 40-50 days after the pregnancy is confirmed. At this time, the test tube embryos can be easily identified, which makes surgery convenient. Moreover, the surgery at this time will cause less harm to the human body, cause relatively less pain, and recover faster. After 10-14 weeks of pregnancy, because the test tube embryo is gradually taking shape and has a large volume, it is more difficult to perform an artificial abortion at this time, and the bleeding during the operation will also increase significantly, which can easily lead to life threats, the safety performance is not high, and the recovery time after the operation is also longer.

Once the pregnancy exceeds 14 weeks (about three months), painless abortion surgery can no longer be performed, and hospitalization for induced labor is required. Although this increases the pain of the pregnant woman and the risk of surgery, it is the only way to save her. The medical abortion method is suitable for women in the early stages of pregnancy. There are strict time limits, contraindications and scope of application for medical abortion. The best time for medical abortion is within 49 days after menopause. If it exceeds this time, other abortion methods must be used. Pregnant women must be over 18 years old and not older than 40 years old. Medical abortion should not be neglected. It must be carried out in a professional hospital. Do not take medicine on your own. If you are not careful, it may cause infertility at the least and even death at the worst!

The dangers of miscarriage

If the cervix is ​​damaged during an abortion, subsequent pregnancy is more likely to result in habitual miscarriage and premature birth. The damage to the uterine wall and uterine myometrium during abortion surgery causes placental dysfunction during each pregnancy, seriously affecting the development of the baby and easily causing fetal death and premature birth. Miscarriage can easily lead to urinary tract infection, fallopian tube inflammation and thus infertility or ectopic pregnancy. If a woman becomes pregnant again after curettage and abortion, postpartum bleeding is more likely to occur due to obstruction of the fetal blood circulation. What may happen after several painless abortions: It is very easy to cause internal bleeding and lead to severe anemia. The uterus of aborted women is fragile, and if the doctor is not careful during the abortion operation, the uterus may be torn or ruptured, which is a serious threat to life.

This has led to several artificially terminated pregnancies and caused a series of abnormal changes in physiological and psychological states, such as irregular menstruation and neurasthenia. It can easily lead to uterine displacement and endometriosis, causing a series of symptoms such as lower abdominal distension and pain, falling, excessive leucorrhea, menstrual pain, and even infertility. Due to urinary tract infection, position changes and other reasons, it is very easy to have symptoms such as spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, fetal language delay and internal bleeding during the next pregnancy. The proportion of mentally retarded children born from subsequent pregnancies has increased significantly.