What are the differences between visual painless abortion and painless abortion?

Due to various reasons, such as failure to take protective measures and ineffectiveness of contraceptive drugs, many women become pregnant unexpectedly. If you do not want a child, you can have an abortion in the early stages of pregnancy to terminate the pregnancy. There are many ways of abortion, visual painless abortion and painless abortion are two of the most widely used ones. So, what are the differences between visual painless abortion and painless abortion?

Superconducting visual painless abortion

Superconducting visual painless abortion technology for painless artificial abortion under accurate B-ultrasound positioning

. Superconducting visual painless abortion surgery is accurate, causes little damage to the endometrium, and has a fast postoperative recovery. It can effectively avoid the occurrence of complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete uterine aspiration, and missed aspiration. Superconducting visual painless abortion is particularly suitable for patients with uterine malformation and pregnancy, uterine fibroids and pregnancy, cornual pregnancy, thin or uneven uterine wall, highly tilted uterus that makes surgery difficult, and other high-risk surgeries.

Superconducting visual painless abortion technology is a technique in which the doctor quickly and accurately removes the "gestational sac" after administering short-acting intravenous anesthesia to the patient under the guidance of computer visual monitoring throughout the process. Superconducting visual painless abortion has many advantages such as safety, painlessness, thoroughness, and no adverse sequelae, so it has the reputation of "green" abortion.

Painless abortion

Painless abortion refers to an artificial abortion performed under intravenous anesthesia. It is based on the suction abortion surgery, with the addition of intravenous general anesthesia, and there is no pain during the operation. Painless abortion uses a new, safe and effective intravenous general anesthetic. The operator is given the drug intravenously and will fall asleep in about 30 seconds. The doctor can complete the operation in about 3 minutes without the pregnant woman being conscious. The entire operation takes only 5-7 minutes. The pregnant woman regained full consciousness after the operation and was able to leave the hospital on her own within 30 minutes.

Best time for abortion

The best time to have an abortion is around 40-50 days of pregnancy. Because the fetus has not yet formed at this time, the uterus is not too large, and the muscles of the uterine wall are thicker, the embryo can be easily sucked out. Therefore, the operation time is short, the amount of bleeding is small, and the body recovers faster after abortion. If the pregnancy is advanced, the fetal skeleton has been formed, the uterus has become larger, and the uterine wall has become thinner, the operation will be more difficult to perform, and the operation will take a long time, with a large amount of bleeding and a prolonged postoperative recovery time, causing greater pain to women.