Post Date November, 17 2024
Termination of pregnancy within three months using medication or artificial methods is called induced abortion and is commonly used as a remedial measure for unexpected pregnancies. Artificial abortion is very simple, but after pregnancy, the uterine blood vessels are abundant and the uterine body is soft. If there is slight carelessness during the surgery, accidents may occur.
What accidents may induced abortion bring?
1. Bleeding
Women with more days of pregnancy are prone to bleeding during surgery. The placenta has a larger area, but choosing a smaller straw results in insufficient negative pressure, making it difficult to quickly remove the placenta and fetus, and the uterus cannot contract and stop bleeding better, making it prone to bleeding. In this situation, the contents of the uterine cavity and placental tissue should be immediately removed, and then uterine contractions should be injected to stop bleeding.
2. Postoperative residue
If a small amount of decidua remains in the uterine cavity after surgery, the risk of infection is extremely high. The main symptoms are poor uterine contractions, irregular vaginal bleeding, blood in the vaginal discharge and a foul odor, often accompanied by mild fever. This situation should be treated immediately with anti infection therapy, local disinfection, removal of residual tissue in the uterine cavity, and use of antibiotics and uterine contractions after surgery. In addition, the residual deciduous tissue in the uterine cavity stimulates the endometrium, which can easily form endometrial polyps. It is recommended to undergo surgery under hysteroscopy to avoid abnormal uterine bleeding
3. Leakage suction
If some women have abnormal uterine position or choose a small clinic for artificial abortion, and cannot extract embryonic tissue, and the fetus continues to grow and develop, immediate secondary surgical treatment is required. Due to the trauma caused by miscarriage, even if the fetus is able to conceive at full term, it may still be a deformed or disabled child, increasing the burden on the family and the country.
4. Uterine perforation
Women with abnormal uterine position, soft uterus, underdeveloped cervix, age over 50 years old, and uterine malformations are prone to increased surgical difficulty and uterine perforation. Patients often experience severe pain in the lower abdomen, anal distension and vomiting, and cold sweat pores can be treated with antibiotics and medication. Abdominal pain and jumping pain are becoming increasingly apparent, indicating visceral damage and internal bleeding. The lesion should be immediately removed, Ensure the health and safety of patients.
5. Postoperative infection
Postoperative infection is likely to occur within one week after the operation, which is mainly manifested by multiple leucorrhea and foul smell, accompanied by abdominal pain and fever, which is related to bacterial infection. Common bacteria include staphylococcus, anaerobic streptococcus and Escherichia coli.
