3.5-month painless induction process

As people's sexual concepts become more open, premarital sex has become more and more accepted. If proper preparations for pregnancy are not taken during sexual intercourse, unexpected pregnancy may occur. In the first three months of pregnancy, if you do not want a child, you can terminate the pregnancy through artificial abortion or medical abortion. If the pregnancy lasts more than three months, you will need to terminate the pregnancy through induced labor. So, what is the process of painless induced labor?

1. Painless induction of labor in 3 and a half months

1. The process of painless induced abortion at three and a half months is that the operator first wears work clothes, a hat and a mask, then wears sterile gloves, and then lets the person who needs an abortion urinate, because this can empty the bladder, then lets the patient lie down with legs raised, then uses iodine to disinfect the vulva and vagina, then covers the hole with a towel, and then uses both hands to check the position of the uterus, the size of the uterus, and the space between the uterus and other things, and the cervix should also be disinfected with a speculum.

2. Then explore the uterine cavity by using cervical forceps to clamp the anterior lip of the cervix, and then use a uterine probe to detect the anteflexion of the uterus and check the depth of the uterus. Next, dilate the cervix, usually with a cervical dilator.

3. Generally, a dilator for dilating the cervix is ​​used, and then it is inserted into the uterus with a pen-holding gesture, and the cervical canal is dilated along the direction of the uterus. Generally, it starts with a size 5 and is expanded to be larger than a half-size or size 1 that is prepared to be used with a straw.

4. If you use a straw, it should generally be connected to the previous tube, and only when you are sure that there is no error can you ensure that there will be no error when performing negative pressure suction. In addition, the straw should be selected according to the size of the uterus.

2. What is painless induction of labor?

First of all, as far as "induced labor" is concerned, it is actually what people generally call "inducing labor." In the second half of pregnancy, it is a form of artificial abortion; in the late stages of pregnancy, it is used to protect the life and health of the mother and fetus. Painless induced labor is just an injection of anesthetic when you enter the delivery room to have the baby aborted, which is in the late stage of pregnancy. Before the abortion, you will be given the injection of Levanol. You will feel pain within 24 to 48 hours, but you will not feel pain during the abortion. When the pregnancy exceeds 14 weeks (about three months), painless abortion cannot be performed and hospitalization for induced labor is required. Although this increases the pain of the pregnant woman and the risk of the operation, it is the only remedy. This is painless induction of labor.

Under normal circumstances, induced abortion is not recommended, even painless induced abortion can relieve the pain of pregnant women. However, some sudden events and diseases often require induced labor to ensure the life and health of the fetus and the mother, which requires emergency use of induced labor to be effective.

Therefore, induced labor is a scientific and reasonable way of delivery, and patients do not need to worry. What's more, with the development of society and the improvement of medical technology, painless induced abortion has also brought good news to many pregnant women.

3. Best time for painless induction of labor

The best time to have painless induced abortion is between 12 and 14 weeks of pregnancy. It cannot be done too early or too late. It will be more dangerous if it is too late, so it must be done within the optimal time frame.

Generally, induced labor is required if the pregnancy is more than three months. Like artificial abortion, the longer the pregnancy, the greater the harm to the patient's body. Therefore, if you plan to have an induced labor, you should do it as early as possible. In addition, medical abortion can usually be done within 49 days of pregnancy, which causes less damage to the uterus. Surgical abortion can be done within three months of pregnancy. Before the abortion, an ultrasound examination is required to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. A B-ultrasound examination should be performed again one week later to rule out the possibility of poor uterine contraction or residual pregnancy.