What is the process of painless abortion surgery?

With the rapid development of the times, people's thinking is also changing. Premarital sex has become a very common phenomenon. However, many people are so absorbed in the pleasure of it that they forget to take relevant contraceptive measures. This often leads many women to go to the hospital for abortion. So what are the processes of the painless abortion surgery that we often talk about? Let me tell you about it today.

Painless abortion surgery refers to artificial abortion performed under intravenous anesthesia. It is based on the suction abortion surgery, with the addition of intravenous general anesthesia, and there is no pain during the operation. Painless abortion uses a new, safe and effective intravenous general anesthetic. The operator is given the drug intravenously and will fall asleep in about 30 seconds. The doctor can complete the operation in about 3 minutes without the pregnant woman being conscious. The entire operation takes only 5-7 minutes. The pregnant woman regained full consciousness after the operation and was able to leave the hospital on her own within 30 minutes.

There are several methods of pain relief for painless abortion:

1. Systemic medication: Oral, intramuscular or intravenous injection of sedatives and analgesics can relieve the patient's mental tension, increase the pain threshold, and reduce the adverse reactions of abortion.

2. Local anesthesia: Surface anesthesia or paracervical anesthesia can be used for artificial abortion.

3. General anesthesia: Due to the characteristics of the operation, providing abortion analgesia under general anesthesia requires the selection of anesthetic drugs with fast onset of action, fast awakening, good analgesic effect, and no adverse sequelae after awakening.

4. Epidural anesthesia: The anesthesia plane is sufficient for the surgical needs, can completely eliminate intraoperative pain, and obtain satisfactory anesthetic effects. However, due to the high technical requirements of the operation, there is a risk of complications, and the anesthesia recovery time is long. It is not suitable for outpatient abortion surgery and is generally only suitable for special cases under hospitalization conditions.

I guess none of us has forgotten that incident. I still remember that I refused the money she offered to pay back and said cheerfully: Let's go out for a big meal. Later, she told me that the person who underwent the surgery was not a classmate, but her sister. I was stunned at the time, and then after a moment of silence I asked: Does it hurt? She also said that she always remembered the time when I asked the question