Can the abortion be detected two years later?

Abortion refers to a method in which a woman feels that she is not suitable to have this child, so she chooses to actively terminate the pregnancy. At present, female friends relatively prefer painless abortion, because painless abortion not only allows women to not feel severe pain during the operation, but also saves time and effort, and is not as troublesome as medical abortion. So, can the abortion be detected two years later?

I had a painless abortion two years ago, and it couldn't be detected during the examination afterwards, but if it was an induced abortion at a later stage of pregnancy, it would be visible. Suggestion: relax and keep a good mood. Most of the time, it cannot be seen later, but there is a special case, which is whether the cervix is ​​damaged during the abortion. If there is no damage, there is no big problem. Of course, whether it can be seen also depends on the technical level of the doctor doing the examination and whether he wants to find out. But most doctors will not deliberately check this aspect.

At what day of pregnancy is it safer to have an abortion?

1. The best time for abortion is 35-55 days of pregnancy

Generally speaking, the best time for abortion is 35-55 days of pregnancy, and no later than 70 days. Because the gestational sac is small at this time but clearly visible, the placenta has not yet formed, and the uterine wall is thicker, the embryo can be easily sucked out during surgery. The success rate of the operation is high, the risk is low, the harm to the body is small, and the recovery after surgery is also fast.

2. The pregnancy is less than 35 days at the time of abortion

If the pregnancy duration is less than 35 days, the gestational sac has just developed and is generally smaller than 0.9-3.2cm. At this time, since the embryo is too small, empty suction or missed suction is very likely to occur during the operation, resulting in failed abortion or incomplete miscarriage. As a result, the uterus must be cleaned again, which undoubtedly increases the harm to women. However, if the gestational sac develops quickly and the size of the gestational sac reaches the surgical standard, surgery can be performed, but it must be performed in a regular hospital.