What department should I go to for painless abortion?

As for which department patients who want painless abortion should go to, it depends on the hospital you choose. If you choose a Class 3 maternal and child health care hospital with a family planning department, painless abortion falls within the scope of the family planning policy. Some large and medium-sized tertiary comprehensive hospitals also have separate family planning departments, and you can also make an appointment with the family planning department. If some hospitals do not have an independent family planning policy management center, painless abortion surgery must be done in the gynecology department. Some hospitals have opened painless anesthesia clinics. Before performing a painless artificial abortion, a professional must go to the painless abortion anesthesia department to undergo an evaluation before painless general anesthesia.

For painless abortion, please make an appointment with the gynecologist and go to the outpatient department of the family planning policy hospital for treatment. Before painless abortion, the following examinations need to be completed: routine blood test, blood type, female secretion test, B-type color ultrasound examination, electrocardiogram examination, etc. During painless abortion, anesthesiologists are required to monitor the ECG during the operation, and the ECG monitor is used throughout the entire operation. Painless abortion needs to be performed in a designated medical institution that meets the treatment standards. You need to pay attention to rest after the artificial abortion operation. If vaginal bleeding does not stop within 10 days, a B-type color ultrasound examination is required to remove residual tissue in the uterine cavity.

You need to go to the obstetrics department for a painless abortion. Generally, the outpatient departments of township hospitals or some county hospitals do not have separate gynecology and obstetrics departments, so you need to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department. Before undergoing painless abortion surgery, some relevant auxiliary examinations should be done, such as ultrasound examination to confirm intrauterine pregnancy and gestational sac, blood test to rule out abnormalities in inflammation and coagulation function. After the examination, surgery can be performed if there are no contraindications. Painless abortion surgery can usually be performed in the hospital outpatient department without the need for hospitalization. However, if there are special circumstances, hospitalization and surgical treatment may be required.

When undergoing abortion surgery, please make an appointment with the obstetrics and gynecology department. Theoretically, abortion surgery includes curettage, vacuum suction abortion and medical abortion, which refers to an operation that uses artificial means to stop early intrauterine pregnancy. The scope of abortion surgery generally refers to negative pressure suction abortion surgery, which is used to terminate early uterine pregnancy within 70 days of pregnancy. The best time for surgical treatment is between 42 and 49 days of pregnancy. Before surgery, a color Doppler ultrasound examination is required to confirm that there is uterine pregnancy and eliminate surgical contraindications before surgery can be performed.