How many days does it take to do abortion?

Abortion surgery is suitable for intrauterine pregnancies within 10 weeks of gestation. Under normal circumstances, you can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination if your menstruation is more than 40 days amenorrhea. The time of menopause is calculated from the first day of the expected date of delivery, not from the time of intercourse. After confirming the intrauterine pregnancy and the appropriate size of the gestational sac, preoperative examination and testing are required.

Best time for abortion

Early abortion surgery is a common preventive measure for accidental pregnancy. When the embryo is still relatively small, the uterus is not large, and the embryo has not yet been formed, the pregnancy can be terminated by curettage or vacuum aspiration. So, when is the best time to have an abortion?

The best time for abortion is generally before 9 weeks of pregnancy, but to finally determine how long a pregnancy is suitable for an abortion, we must refer to some test results before the operation. However, if the test tube embryo is very large, or even grows bones, it cannot be extracted with a large plastic straw. At this time, you can only be hospitalized and induce labor with medication or water bag, and then perform medical abortion and uterine cleaning after the test tube embryo and most of the embryo are expelled.

If the induced abortion operation is unsuccessful, it is necessary to rely on forceps curettage, which is to use instruments to immediately scrape out the test tube embryo and the embryonic uterus. The operation is very risky. It is easy to cause cervical damage and increased bleeding during the operation, and it also increases the risk of infection, uterine damage, and postoperative intrauterine adhesions. Therefore, if an unmarried woman plans to terminate the pregnancy, it is best to do so within 2 months of pregnancy.

Vaginal bleeding after abortion

Generally speaking, there are three common situations in which there is no vaginal bleeding on the second day after abortion:

1. The artificial abortion was successful, all the embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity was sucked out, the uterus contracted well, the blood vessels were closed, and there was no significant postoperative bleeding.

2. The artificial abortion was unsuccessful, the test tube embryo tissue was not sucked out, and the fetal sac continued to grow. The uterus of some patients is in a unique position, making it difficult to explore the uterine cavity. The plastic straw was not used in time during the abortion, resulting in missed suction.

3. Complications of artificial abortion: adhesions in the uterine cavity and cervix, blocking the safe passage of accumulated blood, and no blood is discharged from the vagina.

Among them, the first situation is normal. The third situation is uterine hemorrhage. Uterine hematocele is often accompanied by symptoms such as lower abdominal distension and pain, low-grade fever, and intrauterine infection. The doctor can feel the enlarged uterus through gynecological examination, and the patient has a sense of pressure and pain; B-ultrasound examination can show uterine fluid accumulation. Hematoma in the uterus can easily cause serious harm such as intrauterine infection and pus accumulation. If you are really worried, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination about 10 days after the abortion to fully understand the postoperative condition of the intrauterine cavity.

When is the best time for medical abortion?

The best time for medical abortion is generally within 49 days of pregnancy. If it exceeds this time, it is best to use other abortion methods.

In fact, even if you have an abortion at the best time for medical abortion, there is no way to ensure a 100% success rate. Generally, the success rate of medical abortion is only 75%. If a woman performs a medical abortion at home without the guidance of a doctor, the 75% success rate may be greatly affected.