Is it true that uterine curettage is not necessary for uterine abortion?

As people's sexual attitudes become more and more open, unwanted pregnancies have become an increasingly common phenomenon. In addition to unexpected pregnancies, many women who are unable to have babies will use abortion to terminate their pregnancy. Of course, all abortions require the removal of the gestational sac through curettage. Uterine-preserving abortion is based on curettage and takes some uterine-preserving measures to prevent damage to the uterus.

Uterine-preserving abortion is a groundbreaking upgrade of visual superconducting abortion technology. The surgical process is fully digitally focused and clearly visible. It belongs to the fourth generation of superconducting abortion technology.

Uterine-preserving abortion is a surgical method for terminating pregnancy recommended by some advanced countries such as Europe and the United States. Under reliable anesthesia, the hysteroscope is inserted into the uterine cavity through the vagina, and the internal environment of the uterine cavity is magnified through an optical mirror and transmitted to the monitoring screen for display. Through these devices, the doctor can clearly see the condition of the uterine cavity and the site of embryo implantation, and can accurately and directly remove the embryo and accessory tissues. In addition, it can also detect other medical conditions in a timely manner, making it a good choice for women with unexpected pregnancies.

1. The biological probe has all-round scanning, can be interchanged up and down, and rotated left and right. The vaginal stent and the probe can be combined into one to form a speculum, which is flexible to operate and has an opening on the right side to increase the surgical space. The speculum can be taken out at any time during the operation, creatively expanding the surgical space and greatly saving surgical time.

2. Local real-time magnification (with real-time 16-level magnification function) fine display, blind area: ≤4mm, with picture-in-picture function in real-time or frozen state, high precision, short operation time, improved work efficiency, truly achieving clear visual uterine cavity surgery operation, increasing surgical safety and avoiding surgical complications.

3. The image has a 4-level real-time variable angle display function, with a detection depth of ≥60㎜ and a scanning depth of ≥240mm. The doctor can adjust the probe direction 360° at will to synchronize the image with the doctor's operation.

4. The probe can be isolated with a disposable rubber cover, which is not afraid of blood stains and avoids cross infection. Security is further guaranteed.

5. Regardless of the position of the uterus, there is no need to fill the bladder. It brings great convenience to female friends.

The best time for uterine-preserving abortion is generally 35 to 50 days after conception. Doing it too early is disadvantageous because the fetus is small and incomplete removal may occur, which may not only require another uterine cleaning but also affect future pregnancies.

The time is later and the pregnancy time is longer. The fetus has been formed and is larger in size. The gestational sac is also relatively larger at this time. The amount of bleeding during abortion will be relatively more, and the damage to the body will definitely be greater compared to the optimal period.

Therefore, it is important to choose the best time to have an abortion. If the pregnancy lasts too long, more than 12 weeks, then the pregnancy can only be ended by induced labor, which will take relatively longer and cause greater damage to the body. In pregnancy of seven months or more, unless the fetus dies, national laws stipulate that the mother cannot end the life of the fetus through abortion or induced labor.