When is the best time to have an abortion during pregnancy?

In the same hospital and with the same gynecologist, why do some people have successful abortions without any infection, while some others develop gynecological diseases after abortion? Does it mean that some women have good physical fitness and can resist diseases, or that some women don’t have gynecological diseases and will naturally disappear after an abortion? In fact, when it comes to abortion, it is important to find the best time to have an abortion. So when is the best time for a woman to have an abortion?

When is the best time for a woman to have an abortion?

After many female friends find out that they are pregnant unexpectedly, they naturally think of going to the doctor for an abortion immediately, thinking that the sooner the better. In fact, the timing of abortion surgery also needs to be mastered. It is not good to be too early or too late. Gynecologists explain that painless abortion is generally suitable for pregnancies within 12 weeks, while pregnancies over 12 weeks require mid-term induced abortion.

Generally speaking, the best time for women with an unexpected pregnancy to have an abortion is recommended to be around 40 to 55 days. The best time to have an abortion is between 35 and 70 days of pregnancy. The gestational sac during this period is not large and can be sucked out through painless abortion. Relatively speaking, the harm to the human body is small, the risk of surgery is low, and recovery is fast. It is best not to exceed 70 days. Too late an abortion may also cause more bleeding and greater harm to the body due to the fact that the fetus has grown for too long and the gestational sac is too large. If it exceeds three months, then the only option is induced abortion.

In fact, the best time to do a painless abortion is 6-8 weeks of pregnancy. Abortion done too early will easily cause empty or missed aspiration of the embryo due to its recent growth and development and small size, leading to failure of the abortion or incomplete abortion, and finally requiring another uterine curettage. Abortion done too late will cause more bleeding due to too many days and a larger gestational sac, which is harmful to the body. It is better to have an abortion within a few weeks of pregnancy. In addition, if a painless abortion is done during the 6th to 8th week of pregnancy, the operation is relatively safe and simple, and the body will take less time to recover after the operation. If this time is exceeded, the operation will be more complicated and the recovery time after the operation will be longer.