Abortion at 32

If a woman becomes pregnant accidentally through no fault of her own, she will usually choose to have an abortion. But they don’t really understand how big an impact abortion has on themselves. Today, let the editor talk about it in detail.

1. The cervical canal of a woman who has never given birth appears to be a relatively slender cylinder. If a normal abortion is to be performed, it must be expanded with metal instruments. The damage caused by this operation is obvious, and it may rupture the muscles or fibers of the hysteroscope. When a woman is pregnant for the first time, the cervix will become very loose due to scars, and the young embryo will easily fall out of the uterus, and in severe cases, habitual miscarriage will occur.

2. The cervical canal dilated by metal instruments is very susceptible to bacterial infection, and is more likely to cause endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, or salpingitis, and sometimes infertility.

3. For women who have undergone ordinary abortion, the deep layer of the uterine wall is damaged. Even after healing, it is very easy to cause adhesion of the uterus. If the area of ​​the injury is small, menstrual pain and menstrual discharge will be blocked; if the area of ​​the injury is large, the sperm and egg may not be able to implant, causing infertility.

When is the best time to have an abortion?

It is becoming increasingly important for women who do not want children after becoming pregnant to ask themselves, and to choose the best time to have an abortion. If the timing is not right, it may cause physical damage to women. Today, the editor will take everyone to understand, when is the best time to have an abortion?

Abortion is a preventive measure when pregnancy occurs accidentally. It is a vacuum aspiration or curettage performed when the embryo is relatively small, the embryo has not yet been formed, and the uterus has not yet expanded. The best time is generally before nine weeks of pregnancy. However, in order to determine how long during pregnancy to perform an abortion, we need to refer to the examination results.

If the embryo in a woman's body is found to be too large, or even has grown bones, even with a large straw, it is impossible to extract the embryo. The only options are medical induction of labor or hydrocele, followed by a uterine curettage.

If the induced abortion surgery fails, the only option is forceps curettage. It is to use tools to directly scrape the test tube embryos and embryos out of the woman's uterus. This type of surgery is relatively risky. If a woman wants to terminate the pregnancy, it is best to choose an abortion within two months.