Post Date November, 16 2024
Is painless abortion terrifying?
Painless abortion is not scary, and there is no significant risk. The technology is relatively mature, so don't have too much psychological burden. Painless abortion can cause certain harm to a woman's body. During the recovery period, in order to enhance the nutrition in our diet, we need to eat more high nutrient supplements. During the recovery period, attention should be paid to rest and excessive activity should be prohibited for a short period of time. However, prolonged bed rest should not be allowed during the recovery period to avoid causing endometrial adhesions.
After an unexpected pregnancy, women will choose abortion to terminate the pregnancy, and there are many ways of abortion, among which painless abortion is the choice of many unexpected pregnant women. Painless abortion is performed under anesthesia, so patients do not feel pain. So, is painless abortion surgery scary?
Since painless abortion is performed after anesthesia, embryonic tissue is unknowingly removed by the patient, so there will be no pain, and at most there will be slight discomfort or pain in the abdomen after anesthesia. However, the repair process of miscarriage is a forced scraping of the uterine contents, and the bleeding endometrium may not grow to its original thickness again, which is why some people experience reduced menstruation after miscarriage.
The endometrium is soft and loose. If the normal endometrium cannot grow in some areas during the repair process, it will grow into scars. Scars are stiff and easy to fuse, forming adhesions in the uterine cavity.
In addition, painless abortion may sometimes have anesthetic residue in the body, causing symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, or abdominal pain. Some allergic constitutions are also prone to anesthesia reactions, and patients need to understand these before surgery. Therefore, when choosing painless abortion, patients should pay attention to understanding various possible situations, do well in preoperative examination and postoperative care, in order to reduce the harm of abortion.
