When is the best time for abortion?

Abortion is a way to end an unwanted pregnancy. Nowadays, many men and women who become pregnant while enjoying passion choose to have an abortion. Many people choose painless abortion. Painless abortion is the first solution that female friends who have an unwanted pregnancy think of. So when is the best time to have a painless abortion? Let me talk about it in detail below.

Painless abortion is favored by many female friends for its advantages such as safety, painlessness, less bleeding and quick recovery. But many women don’t know when is the best time to have an abortion. As a result, many female friends miss the best time for painless abortion, which not only brings trouble to the operation but also increases the risk of the operation.

When is the best time for painless abortion?

Generally speaking, the best time for painless abortion should be within 70 days, with 35 days being the most appropriate, which is 5 weeks after pregnancy. At this time, choosing painless abortion is the safest and most effective. If it is done too early, the fetus has not been formed and it cannot be done. Now is the more appropriate time.

Painless abortion takes place between 35 and 70 days, which is the best time period for painless abortion. There is no danger in doing it at this time, and the operation is quick and effective, with little bleeding and no sequelae.

If the pregnancy is between 10 and 14 weeks, the fetus will grow larger, the risk of surgery will be higher, the difficulty will be greater, and the bleeding will be more, so it is very dangerous at this time. There are many sequelae and complications for the mother, so you must be very careful when doing painless abortion at this time.

If the pregnancy lasts more than 14 weeks, it is far beyond the best time for painless abortion. At this time, painless abortion is generally not possible. We can only take the method of induced labor to stop the pregnancy. It is conceivable that this method brings great pain to the pregnant woman.

Before abortion:

Self-test: Although early unexpected pregnancy is difficult to diagnose. However, medically, the diagnosis can be made based on the woman's symptoms, combined with physical signs and auxiliary examinations. If you have amenorrhea for more than ten days, have nipple tenderness and breast pain, dark nipples, nausea, vomiting, palpitations, fatigue, frequent urination, etc., you may be pregnant in the early stages. At this time, you can buy an early pregnancy test strip by yourself, or go to the hospital for an HCG test.

Preparation: Avoid sexual intercourse within one week before painless abortion. Take a bath and change clothes one day before the operation to avoid catching a cold. Do not eat or drink water 4 hours before the operation. Bring some tissues, a few sanitary pads, a pair of clean underwear, and wear easy-to-put-on-and-off clothes.

Safety: When dealing with unwanted pregnancy, safety is the most important thing. Only by choosing the safest painless abortion can we effectively protect women's physical and mental health and preserve their right to have children again. Therefore, women who experience unexpected pregnancy must seek expert advice in a timely manner, follow expert guidance, and resolve the problem safely.

Positioning: Positioning is the most important part of painless abortion surgery. Female friends should actively cooperate with doctors and use B-ultrasound and other visual means to specifically locate the gestational sac, so that the surgeon can have a detailed understanding of the size, position, and shape of the gestational sac. At the same time, rule out ectopic pregnancy, because ectopic pregnancy is also a pregnancy reaction, but it is very harmful. If it is not discovered and treated in time, it may be life-threatening.

Finally, the editor reminds you that if you find yourself pregnant unexpectedly, you must resolve it in time. The sooner you resolve it, the less harm it will cause. Most women may not be able to determine the best time for painless abortion. The best way is to go to a regular hospital after discovering that you are pregnant unexpectedly, have a professional doctor diagnose you and choose the best time for surgery.