Does curettage hurt?

Abortion is one of the methods to terminate an unwanted pregnancy, and it also has many harmful effects. So is painless abortion what we call curettage? After an unexpected pregnancy, female friends will think of terminating the pregnancy through abortion. But is the curettage and dilation that people often talk about a painless abortion? Does painless abortion really require curettage and dilation? What kind of connection is there between the two?

Curettage is a popular term for abortion, and now it has almost become synonymous with artificial abortion. This is indeed the case. Curettage is the most commonly used method for early abortion. Curettage is divided into suction uterine surgery and forceps curettage. Aspiration uterus refers to the use of a suction tube inserted into the uterine cavity to suck out the embryonic tissue under the action of negative pressure. If the fetal skeleton has been formed at 10-12 weeks of pregnancy, it is impossible to suck out the embryonic tissue by suction. At this time, it is necessary to use surgical forceps to reach into the uterine cavity through the vagina to clamp the embryonic tissue and remove it. This is called curettage. Under normal circumstances, there is no need for curettage after a painless abortion. Painless abortion means that the patient undergoes the operation under intravenous anesthesia, and the patient will not feel any pain during the operation. This avoids the abortion syndrome caused by excessive tension due to fear of pain.

The painless abortion operation usually only takes 3-5 minutes. Therefore, the painless abortion operation takes a short time, and you will not waste too much time on medical treatment, and your body will recover faster after the operation. The success rate of painless abortion surgery is relatively high. The success rate of painless abortion surgery in our hospital is generally above 99%. Therefore, painless abortion does not require curettage. But you should also pay attention that you must go to a regular hospital to ensure safety.

Curettage is generally not used for painless abortion. It is usually used to treat incomplete abortion after medical abortion. Curettage is used to remove residual tissue in the uterine cavity, help the uterus recover, and reduce bleeding or infection. Therefore, there is no need for curettage for painless abortion.

Many people who have used medical abortion in the past must know about curettage. The success rate of medical abortion is often not guaranteed. Some people who use medical abortion have incomplete abortion and still need further curettage. Curettage and dilation refers to a procedure to remove the fetal sac from the uterus and scrape out the endometrium or uterine cavity contents when medical abortion is not effective. This is a minor surgery commonly performed in obstetrics and gynecology and is one of the methods of artificial abortion. It is divided into two categories: diagnostic curettage and therapeutic curettage. Curettage and dilatation are different from painless abortion.

Through the above methods of understanding painless abortion and Guan Gong, I believe everyone will have a deeper knowledge and understanding of painless abortion. Painless abortion is safer and more reliable than medical abortion. Medical abortion may not be complete and require curettage.