When is the best time to induce labor?

The time for induced abortion is generally three months later. If it is performed in March or April, the harm to the body will be slightly reduced. If it is performed after five or six months, it will also cause great harm to the pregnant woman's body. Friends who have undergone induced abortion surgery must take timely care of their bodies to avoid various sequelae.

Generally, induced abortion is required if the pregnancy is more than 3 months. Therefore, painless induced abortion is more suitable when the pregnancy is 4 to 5 months. The longer the pregnancy lasts, the greater the physical harm to the patient. Therefore, if you plan to have an induced abortion, you should do it as early as possible.

In addition, medical abortion can generally be performed within 49 days of pregnancy, which causes less damage to the uterus; surgical abortion can be performed within 3 months of pregnancy. Before the abortion, an ultrasound examination is required to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy, and the B-ultrasound should be repeated one week later to rule out the possibility of poor uterine contraction or residual pregnancy. For the following groups of people, the best time for painless induced labor is as early as possible.

1. The pregnant woman suffers from a certain disease and cannot continue the pregnancy. Such as rheumatic heart disease combined with heart failure, tumors, schizophrenia, etc.

2. If amniocentesis confirms that the fetus has a genetic disease, congenital malformation or intrauterine fetal death, the pregnancy must be terminated.

3. Those who cannot continue the pregnancy due to some unexpected events, such as widowhood, divorce or car accidents.

In short, if you really need painless induced labor, you can communicate with your attending physician and choose the time when your health condition is best for induced labor. This will minimize the harm of the operation and achieve the most satisfactory results.