How long will the stomach pain last after a painless abortion?

Sometimes, because women cannot have children, they have to choose to have an abortion once they become pregnant. However, traditional abortion surgery not only leaves hidden dangers to women's bodies, but also causes severe pain during the operation. Today, the emergence of painless abortion has brought good news to many women, but the pain still exists. So, how long will the stomach hurt after a painless abortion? How should I relieve the pain after an abortion?

The abortion operation is simple and takes only a short time. If the suction uterus is successfully performed, the operation can be completed in 3-5 minutes. However, during the operation, dilation of the cervix and scraping of the endometrium may cause the patient to feel extreme pain and discomfort, and strong sexual stimulation may cause reflex changes in heart rate and blood pressure.

Although most symptoms can be relieved after the patient rests, it may also cause serious consequences for patients with existing heart and lung diseases. Therefore, how to use appropriate methods to enable pregnant women to complete the operation safely in a quiet, stable and painless state and avoid adverse reactions has received general attention, and the methods of painless abortion are becoming more and more perfect.

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 through 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.

In short, painless abortion uses intravenous anesthesia and other methods to allow those with unexpected pregnancies to undergo surgery without any pain. The operation is completed safely and thoroughly within a few minutes, and there is no feeling of pain after waking up.