The difference between painless abortion and minimally invasive abortion

Painless abortion is a very common technology nowadays because it has been popular for a long time. Painless abortion uses modern new anesthesia, which allows patients to complete the abortion surgery without pain, ensuring that the surgery can proceed normally and smoothly, and the results of the surgery are also very good. Minimally invasive abortion is a surgery that does not harm the uterus and does not cause too much damage to the body. There is a difference between the two.

The difference between painless abortion and minimally invasive abortion

The indications and surgical methods of painless abortion are the same as those of artificial abortion, but a new type of safe and effective intravenous injection or gas inhalation general anesthetic is used during the operation. The patient can enter a sleep state in about 30 seconds, and the doctor can complete the operation in about 3 minutes without the pregnant woman being aware. The whole operation only takes 10 to 15 minutes. Thanks to the use of a new type of anesthetic, the pregnant woman regained full consciousness after the operation and was able to leave the hospital on her own 30 minutes after the operation. During surgery under anesthesia, the pregnant woman is in a sleeping state, feels comfortable, and has her whole body relaxed. There is no movement of the pregnant woman due to pain, and no painful groans from the pregnant woman can be heard. The doctor can perform the surgery without any interference, which is conducive to ensuring the quality of the surgery and reducing the incidence of abortion syndrome.

Painless, minimally invasive, and painless abortion surgery is more reliable than traditional surgery. Minimally invasive and painless abortion surgery takes effect quickly and has good analgesic effect. After the surgery, the drugs can be quickly decomposed and excreted from the body.

Minimally invasive and painless abortion surgery with little damage and quick recovery uses a disposable uterine cavity tissue suction tube made of polymer material with a diameter of only a few millimeters. It can enter the uterine cavity without uterine dilation, and there is no negative pressure when the tube enters and exits the cervix, thus avoiding innocent damage to the cervix. The microtube can be bent at will to reach the uterine cavity angle and directly remove the gestational sac. The operation time is short, the suction is light, the bleeding is small, and large-scale uterine curettage is avoided. At this time, because the gestational sac is small and the implantation area on the endometrium is also small, the damage to the endometrium is minimal and the incidence of complications is also very low. The smaller the injury, the faster the body will recover.

Surgery Overview/Minimally Invasive Abortion Surgery 1. Preoperative Examination

Conduct pelvic examination to determine the cleanliness of the vagina and the size of the uterus, and conduct pregnancy tests on women. If the woman is diagnosed with pregnancy, further examinations will be conducted, including blood RT, urine RT, liver function, HIV test, electrocardiogram, B-ultrasound, and anesthesia test (whether the woman can tolerate anesthesia). Surgery can be performed only after the examination results are normal.

2. During the operation, the doctor can clearly see the endometrium and the embryonic sac on the inner wall of the uterus under the visual system, and can see each step of the operation. A disposable uterine cavity tissue suction hose made of polymer material is used, which is bent to the uterine cavity angle to directly suck out the embryonic sac.