What is the best time to have a painless abortion?

People's ideas are more advanced now than before, so many young couples do not want to have a new life too early. So they took contraceptive measures, but contraceptive measures are not 100% able to prevent pregnancy. When contraception fails, many people think of painless abortion. Most people go for surgery immediately after finding out they are pregnant. So when is the best time to do a painless abortion?

Some people think that the earlier the abortion is done, the better, as they think it will result in less bleeding and less pain. Once you find out you are pregnant and have to have an abortion, you must go to a regular professional hospital for examination and abortion surgery as soon as possible within the best time for painless abortion. The earlier the abortion, the better. The best time to have an abortion is around 35-45 days.

Although abortion is not a major surgery, there are still risks involved in the operation. It is safer to have an abortion at the best time. The size of the gestational sac at this time is most suitable for abortion surgery. Because the gestational sac is relatively small, the fetus and placenta have not yet formed, there is generally no need to dilate the cervix, and the embryonic tissue can be easily sucked out. The reaction during the operation is mild, the bleeding is less, the operation time is short, and you can go home after resting for 1 hour after the operation. The recovery is also fast, and the impact on the body is small. And the success rate will also be greatly improved, so we generally recommend completing the abortion surgery within the best time.

The earlier a painless abortion is performed, the safer it is and it can also reduce the pain of the patient. On the contrary, the longer the pregnancy is, the more difficult the surgery will be because the gestational sac in the body gradually grows and the placenta slowly forms. The bleeding during the surgery will increase, and the recovery after the surgery will be very slow, which has a great impact on the body. If the pregnancy is more than 12 weeks, it is not advisable to use abortion to remove the gestational sac from the body. At this time, an induced labor operation is required. At this time, the operation is not only more difficult and the pain of the patient increases, but the risk of the operation will also increase.

In clinical practice, the techniques for painless abortion are becoming more and more sophisticated. Although it is only a minor operation, the treatment time should be based on the doctor's arrangements. Whether it is painless abortion or medical abortion, it is necessary to choose an appropriate stage during the procedure so as to minimize the harm to women.