The best time for abortion surgery

Nowadays, the pace of life is getting faster and faster, and people's minds are becoming more and more open. More and more college students, high school students, and even junior high school students are starting to fall in love early, and even living together. However, with weak safety awareness, they do not know how to protect themselves, and they do not know what contraceptive measures to take. Therefore, many girls get pregnant at an inappropriate time. This child cannot be kept and needs to be aborted.

Since they are still children, they have no safety awareness, do not know how to use contraception, and do not know when is the most appropriate time to have an abortion. When encountering such things, they are afraid and dare not tell their parents. They do not understand much and are likely to make rash decisions. Today we will discuss the best time for abortion.

The pregnancy time is too short and the changes in the uterus are not obvious. The positive rate of using immunoanticoagulant method to test urine or B-ultrasound to diagnose pregnancy is highest 35 days after amenorrhea. Early pregnancy can only be diagnosed if there is no condition to test blood chorionic gonadotropin. Secondly, the menstrual cycles of many women of childbearing age are not very regular and are easily affected by mood, seasonal changes or physical health conditions, thus delaying menstruation, which can sometimes last up to 30 days. Before this time, it is difficult to confirm whether pregnancy has occurred. If you have an abortion too early, the embryo has just developed and is still very small, so it is easy for empty or missed aspiration to occur, causing the abortion operation to fail or incomplete miscarriage. As a result, you will have to undergo a uterine curettage, which is an additional suffering.

Generally speaking, the most appropriate time for abortion is 40-50 days into pregnancy. It is most appropriate to terminate pregnancy within 10 weeks of pregnancy. At this time, the fetus and placenta have not yet formed, so there is generally no need to dilate the cervix. The gestational sac tissue can be easily sucked out using aspiration surgery. The surgical reaction is mild, bleeding is minimal, and recovery is quick. At 10-14 weeks of pregnancy, as the embryo gradually grows, forceps curettage is needed for artificial abortion. The recovery from this operation is relatively slow and has an impact on the body; if the pregnancy is more than 14 weeks, the above two types of artificial abortion cannot be performed and hospitalization for induced labor is required.

The above is the introduction of knowledge related to abortion surgery given to us by gynecological experts, so that our ignorant young friends can have a preliminary understanding of abortion surgery. Even if we really did something wrong and got pregnant, we can choose the best time to have an abortion surgery to minimize the damage to our body.