What is the whole process of painless abortion?

Young people nowadays are more open-minded, and it is extremely common to have sex before getting married. However, young girls usually lack self-protection awareness and do not take contraceptive measures when having sex, so unexpected pregnancies often occur. At this time, you must go to the hospital for examination in time and go to a regular hospital for painless abortion. The detailed process of painless abortion is introduced in detail below.

The whole process of painless abortion:

The principle of "painless" is actually very simple. It is to add intravenous general anesthesia to the suction abortion surgery. There is not a single bit of pain during the operation, and people with a rich imagination can even have a sweet dream under the effect of anesthesia! Many people are worried: Can anesthesia be guaranteed to be safe? The doctors all answered affirmatively: Yes. The anesthetic used in painless abortion surgery is a compound anesthetic, which is metabolized quickly and stays in the body for only a short time without any after-effects. Only a small number of people may experience allergic reactions during the anesthesia process, but they can pass through it safely under the supervision of an anesthesiologist.

Painless abortion, 48 hours of first-level martial law. In fact, the entire operation only takes about 15 minutes, but with the prior preparation, even if everything goes well, it will take at least two days. The following is a detailed 48-hour schedule for an abortion patient following the doctor's instructions. Things to prepare before going to the hospital for surgery: * Stop having sex to avoid increasing the risk of vaginitis infection. *Take a shower the morning you go to the hospital, focusing on cleaning your vulva but being careful not to let water enter your vagina. * Wear underwear and outer pants that are easy to put on and take off. Bring enough cash. If you have medical records from a fixed hospital, bring them with you. *It is best to have someone accompany you. Shuttled between the registration office, outpatient clinic, laboratory, payment office, and pharmacy, two people are faster than one person. *Before going out, take a few sanitary pads and some clean facial tissues. During the examination, the doctor will use disinfectant to disinfect the vulva. If you are not prepared, it will be embarrassing to find the vulva wet after the examination. What you need to do when you come to the hospital: *Register, buy examination pads and vaginal speculum, and wait for the doctor. *Answer each of the doctor's questions in detail. If the doctor asks you, "How many times have you been pregnant?" or "How many times have you had miscarriages?", don't hide the truth because you are embarrassed. Be sure to tell them honestly. Doctors need to understand these situations and make a correct assessment of the condition of the uterus.

*The doctor asked me to lie on the gynecological examination bed. This position of having one side of your clothes removed and your legs spread apart and at your sides can be very awkward and stressful, but try to relax. If you feel pain or discomfort during the examination, be sure to speak up immediately and ask the doctor to be gentler. *Put on your clothes, take the test order issued by the doctor, go to the payment counter to pay, go to the laboratory to have your blood drawn for tests, and go back to the doctor to make an appointment for surgery. The earliest appointment can be made is the next day, and the latest is within a week.

Some people will be found to have vaginitis during the examination - this disease is indeed very common, and the doctor will help the patient treat the vaginitis first, and then make an appointment for surgery after the disease is cured. In some hospitals, painless abortion requires hospitalization, and the patient will be given a hospitalization note. * Go to bed early the night before the surgery and get enough sleep. *Do not eat breakfast that morning and do not drink water no matter how thirsty you are. Otherwise the anesthesiologist will refuse anesthesia. Therefore, there are two possible outcomes: either postpone the operation or go without anesthesia and do a normal abortion. This is because: there may be gastrointestinal reactions after anesthesia. If there is food in the stomach, it will be vomited out and enter the trachea, causing suffocation. But you can bring some high-calorie, easily digestible food and water and eat them after the operation.