What should you pay attention to before inducing labor?

Such things often happen in life. Some people, after accidentally becoming pregnant, miss the opportunity to have an abortion because of their fear or concerns. They have no choice but to accept another method, that is, induced abortion. Induced labor is the surgical termination of a pregnancy when the baby is formed but not fully developed. This is a common method, but it is extremely harmful to the human body. So what should you pay attention to before inducing abortion?

Carry out preoperative examination: This is essential for women before induced abortion, such as routine examinations including: blood routine, B-ultrasound, coagulation function, electrocardiogram, etc. These examinations will help doctors understand the physical condition of women and ensure the success of the operation.

Pregnant women should increase nutrition and replenish water. During the delivery process, you should try to eat easily digestible and absorbable foods to replenish your physical strength. At the same time, you should drink more soup to ensure that you have enough energy to bear the heavy responsibility of delivery. Have sanitary napkins ready.

The first thing is not to be overly nervous mentally. Pregnant women should relax their minds and be in a good mood. Tension can directly affect uterine contractions, and can also cause loss of appetite, fatigue and weakness, and affect the progress of labor.

What should you pay attention to before inducing labor? Keep the vulva clean and dry, and change your underwear frequently. Do not use cleaning solution at will, do not abuse antibiotics, etc.

Sexual intercourse should be avoided within one week before induced abortion. You should take a bath and change clothes one day before the operation to avoid catching a cold. Do not eat or drink some sugar water on the morning of surgery. If the body temperature exceeds 37.5℃, surgery should be performed on another day. During the operation, you should cooperate closely with the doctor and don't be overly nervous. Pregnant women should not be too nervous about induced labor. They should relax and be in a good mood. Tension can directly affect uterine contractions, and can also cause loss of appetite, fatigue and weakness, and affect the progress of labor.

The best time to induce labor is between 12 and 24 weeks of pregnancy, because this period is characterized by the formation of the placenta, a larger fetus, and harder bones, which requires full dilation of the cervix during delivery. In addition, as the uterus enlarges and the uterine wall becomes congested and softened, it is easy to damage the uterine wall during surgery. Therefore, mid-term induced labor is more difficult and has more complications than painless artificial abortion.

Induced abortion is different from other surgeries and is particularly harmful to women. Therefore, you must pay close attention before undergoing an induced abortion, remember the above precautions, and protect yourself well, so as to minimize the damage caused by induced abortion.