Personal experience of induced labor at 6 months

For every pregnant mother, the most painful thing is that she is 6 months pregnant, but is told during the prenatal check-up that there is a problem with the fetus or her body and she is not suitable for pregnancy again. Thinking about the upcoming birth of a child but having to choose induced labor to terminate the pregnancy at this time, the patient will certainly be anxious and even afraid. At this time, the patient must be eager to understand the entire process of induced labor. Today, I will take you to understand the real experience of induced abortion surgery in the 6th month of pregnancy.

First, advance preparation before surgery. When the patient clearly wants to terminate the pregnancy, sufficient preoperative preparation must be done. The preparation before surgery can be said to be a two-way preparation process of emotion and body, so the patient should try to maintain a relaxed mood and not get angry one week before surgery. The patient does not have to stay in bed all the time and can walk down the stairs more often, which is beneficial to the smooth expulsion of the fetus during the induction of labor. Before surgery, the patient must keep the reproductive area clean, so sexual intercourse should be avoided during this period.

Second, the operating procedures of surgical treatment. During induced labor, the doctor's actual operation process is not complicated and can be completed in about thirty minutes. When the induced labor is completed, the patient needs to wear medical protective clothing and enter the clinic, spread his legs and place them on the support frame. Next, the doctor will give the patient anesthesia, which is not only to relieve the pain during the operation, but also to relieve the patient's pain when the fetus is expelled from the body. After the anesthesia, the operation begins. The doctor uses a puncture device to puncture the patient's abdominal cavity and inject the medicine into the patient's amniotic cavity, and the operation is over.

Third, the whole process of expelling the fetus after the operation. After the operation, the patient does not need to leave the hospital immediately, but needs to go to the hospital for observation for about two hours as instructed by the doctor. Within 36 hours after the operation, the fetus will be discharged from the patient's body. Because the 6-month-old fetus is very large, it is recommended that the patient return to the hospital for a follow-up visit after the fetus is discharged. If the uterus is not completely drained, a curettage operation is required.

Patients who have undergone induced abortion have experienced a great loss of vital energy, so the patient's relatives and friends must take good care of the patient after the operation. They should not only prepare nutritious food for the patient to replenish the nutrients lost by the patient's body, but also accompany the patient more and help the patient alleviate the psychological discomfort. Induced labor is also equivalent to a delivery, so the patient must pay attention to rest, eat nutritiously, and avoid sexual intercourse after the operation to prevent complications.