Nowadays, science and technology are becoming more and more advanced, and the medical field is advancing by leaps and bounds. In the past, abortion would kill people in minutes. Now, many people have had abortions, and there are no major problems. More and more people, especially teenagers, are going for abortion in more and more hospitals. So, what is the best way to have an abortion one week pregnant?
How to have an abortion one week pregnant?
1. The abortion time is 35-50 days after the pregnancy is confirmed. Before the abortion, a doctor must confirm that the woman has an intrauterine pregnancy through HCG and B-ultrasound diagnosis, and confirm that the number of days to conception and the size of the gestational sac are appropriate. Have a painless abortion. Generally, when the pregnancy is more than 35 days, the gestational sac in the uterine cavity is clearly visible under B-ultrasound. At this time, the gestational sac is not very large, and the uterine wall is relatively thick, making it easier to remove the gestational sac. Doctors can use hysteroscopic visualization technology to suck out the gestational sac. It seems that the harm to the woman's body is relatively small, the surgical risk is not high, and the recovery is fast. Since the operation is difficult, the cost of the operation will be reduced accordingly. .
2. Patients who are pregnant for more than 70 days should also go to the hospital for examination in time. Because individual physical conditions are different, the development speed and size of the gestational sac will also be different. If the gestational sac has not exceeded the range of safe abortion, women Friends can also choose to have an abortion. The best time for abortion should be calculated like this: In fact, to know how long you are pregnant before you can have an abortion, you must first understand how to calculate the pregnancy time. The pregnancy time is calculated based on the day when the last menstrual period started.
The dangers of abortion at two months of pregnancy
1. Is painless abortion really painless? The so-called "painless abortion" is not completely painless, but the operation will be under general anesthesia. carried out in the state. Painless abortion essentially causes no different harm to the body than other abortion methods. As long as it is an abortion, including medical abortion or painless abortion, even if you use the most advanced methods and find the most trustworthy hospitals and doctors, it will cause damage to your body.
2. Is medical abortion really just like a very severe menstruation? Although medical abortion is indeed simpler and more convenient and less painful than the operating table, it does less harm to your body. Not less than the flow of people. If the medical abortion is not complete, the embryos in the uterus cannot be completely removed, and dilation and curettage surgery will eventually be necessary. In addition, it may cause intrauterine infection, damage the endometrium, cause fallopian tube occlusion, and ultimately cause infertility.
Little popular science: Cervical conditions have an important impact on the outcome of induced labor. The Bishop score is usually used to evaluate cervical conditions, including five indicators: cervical effacement, cervical softness and hardness, cervical position, cervix dilation, and presentation level. If the cervical Bishop score is >8 points, induction of labor is likely to be successful. The vaginal delivery rate is similar to that of spontaneous labor; if the cervical condition is immature and the Bishop score is lt; 4, it is easy to fail to induce labor, prolong the labor process, and increase the vaginal delivery rate, cesarean section rate, and maternal and infant morbidity. Therefore, for pregnant women with immature cervical conditions, it is necessary to promote cervical ripening first. Methods include: membrane stripping to induce labor, mechanical dilators, prostaglandin preparations, etc. Methods to promote cervical ripening can also induce uterine contractions and cannot be completely separated from methods of inducing labor.