Is it painful to have an ordinary abortion for more than 40 days?

Abortion is indeed very harmful to female friends, but sometimes we have to use this method to terminate pregnancy. Abortion also has a certain time limit. If we exceed this time limit, we may only have to do induced abortion. Induced abortion will cause more serious harm to women. Most women who need abortion will see a doctor in about 40 days. So, will it hurt?

If you are 40 days pregnant, B-ultrasound examination confirms that the pregnancy is intrauterine. In this case, if you have a normal abortion, there will definitely be pain, especially when the uterus is dilated, the pain will be more severe. However, individuals are different and have different levels of sensitivity to pain, so many people do not feel particularly painful while others feel very painful. It is recommended that women who are sensitive to pain should choose painless abortion. The entire process of painless abortion is performed without any feeling, so there is no feeling at all. It is recommended that a routine blood test, leucorrhea test, coagulation time, and electrocardiogram test should be done before surgery, and an abortion surgery can only be performed if B-ultrasound confirms that the pregnancy is between 5 and 8 weeks in the uterine cavity. In addition, if you want to have a painless abortion, you cannot eat or drink too much water six hours before the operation.

About three days after the abortion, the symptoms of lower abdominal pain are more obvious. And if the pain is very severe, it may be caused by the following factors.

(1) Incomplete abortion: Abortion surgery may sometimes be unsuccessful. The key point of incomplete abortion is that we have not completely removed the villi and decidual tissues in the uterine cavity. After the operation, the uterus may contract intermittently in order to expel the remaining embryonic tissue out of the uterus. At this time, the patient's friends showed paroxysmal symptoms. There is also a lot of blood, and there are many large blood clots that recur. If this happens, a second uterine curettage is required.

(2) It may be postoperative infection: This is also a complication of abortion surgery, which mainly occurs within half a month after the operation. It can be caused directly by the surgical operation, or it can be caused by the patient's failure to receive good medical care after the operation. It may cause acute pelvic inflammatory disease. This type of pain is persistent and sometimes intermittent. It smells fishy.

(3) It may be uterine perforation: It is a very serious complication. Most patients experience sudden severe abdominal pain during rupture, and a small number of patients may not be aware of it. The pain caused is mainly persistent and can cause peritoneal irritation, and is combined with rupture of uterine capillaries. If we have abortions frequently, this situation is likely to occur.