Can I have painless induced abortion if I am more than three months pregnant?

If a woman accidentally gets pregnant before marriage, the doctor will generally recommend an abortion within 70 days, choosing the best time for an abortion, which can minimize the damage to the woman's body. Today's technology is becoming more and more advanced, and it is also necessary to choose the abortion method with the least damage. So, can painless induced abortion be performed in three months of pregnancy?

Can I have painless induced abortion in the third month of pregnancy?

The three-month-old fetus begins to take on human form, with a body length of about 65mm, and the larger part accounting for about half of the body. The fingers and toes have been completely separated, and some bones have begun to become harder and the prototype of joints has appeared. If the pregnancy lasts more than three months, it is necessary to terminate the pregnancy through induced abortion. Induced abortion is relatively risky and will cause certain harm to the human body. Induced abortion can easily cause postpartum hemorrhage. If there is a lot of bleeding in a short period of time, it can easily cause women to go into shock and even seriously endanger their lives. After induced abortion, intrauterine infection may occur, which may cause persistent abdominal pain and vaginal purulent or pus-pink discharge with an odor. In severe cases, low blood pressure, rapid pulse, abdominal refusal to press, tenderness, and rebound pain may occur. It may also cause damage to the female birth canal. It may also cause uterine rupture. If the fetal position is not determined before the induced abortion or the fetus is abnormal, the fetus cannot be delivered from the vagina, which may immediately cause uterine rupture.

In other words, women who have undergone induced abortions several times before may also suffer from uterine rupture due to endometrial rupture and obvious uterine contractions. The indiscriminate use of oxytocin during induction of abortion also carries the risk of uterine rupture. The latest should not exceed 70 days. At this time, the woman's uterus is not very large, the endometrium is also thick, the fetus and test tube embryo have not been formed, and surgery can easily completely suck out the pregnancy tissue. Surgical treatment takes a short time, causes less bleeding during the operation, has little impact on women's bodies, and allows for quick recovery. In short, the risk factors of induced abortion are quite large. If you can avoid it, try to avoid it.

How long to get pregnant after a miscarriage

Generally, after a miscarriage, the uterus, ovaries and other reproductive organs and their structures often have a recovery process. To return to normal, it takes some time and appropriate conditioning. If you get pregnant again very quickly, the sperm and egg will combine and implant again on the uterine wall that has not been repaired, which can easily lead to miscarriage. It may even cause repeated miscarriage, which not only affects women's physical and mental health, but is also very inconvenient to treat. If miscarriage occurs repeatedly, it will be a great pain for parents who want a baby.

Therefore, in order to allow the body of a woman to recover properly after miscarriage, it is generally recommended to wait at least six months or a year after the miscarriage before considering the need for a child again. Because this is better for pregnant women and fetuses. In fact, miscarriage can cause great harm to the mother's body. Even if you pay attention to regulating your body, it will take at least half a year to a year to get pregnant again. Before this period, it is best to use contraceptive methods when having sexual intercourse.