What should you pay attention to during minimally invasive visual painless abortion?

Minimally invasive visual painless abortion is a method chosen by many people to terminate pregnancy after they become pregnant. Minimally invasive visual painless abortion is a fast, safe and reliable surgical method. Before the operation, you must pay attention to relevant nursing work and dietary adjustments to avoid the deterioration of the disease. So what should you pay attention to in minimally invasive visual painless abortion? Let’s find out.

Compared with traditional painless abortion, minimally invasive visual abortion is still very good. Minimally invasive visual painless abortion causes less damage to the uterus and body, with accurate intraoperative positioning, short operation time, less postoperative bleeding and faster recovery.

Painless artificial abortion has the advantages of rapid analgesia, good effect, high efficiency, safety, reliability and few side effects. It solves the patient's physical pain and psychological fear and has become an effective, safe and acceptable surgical method for artificial termination of pregnancy.

Precautions before painless abortion: Before the operation, the doctor must inquire about the medical history in detail. Those who have a history of heart, lung, liver, or kidney diseases must inform the doctor, who will determine whether they are suitable for painless abortion; before the operation, the doctor will confirm intrauterine pregnancy through HCG and B-ultrasound; sexual intercourse should be avoided before the operation, and vaginal inflammation and colds should be actively treated; eating and drinking are prohibited for 4 hours before the operation to avoid suffocation caused by food reflux.

After pregnancy, if there is no choice but to terminate the pregnancy, women can choose minimally invasive visual painless abortion. Minimally invasive visual painless abortion causes relatively little damage to women's uterus and body, and because of the visibility, there is less bleeding during the operation, and the patient can recover as soon as possible after the operation.