How long is the pregnancy suitable for women with micro-tube minimally invasive abortion?

As people's minds open up, more and more women in society are getting pregnant before marriage. However, due to various reasons, they do not want children, so they choose to have an abortion, especially micro-tube minimally invasive abortion. This operation is very convenient and will reduce the harm to the pregnant woman's body. So how long is the micro-tube minimally invasive abortion suitable for women?

First, how long does it take for a woman to be pregnant before micro-tube minimally invasive abortion is suitable? Minimally invasive painless abortion is a surgery performed under intravenous anesthesia, using short-acting anesthetic drugs to put the person undergoing the abortion into a sleep state within 40-60 seconds, allowing the woman undergoing abortion to undergo the surgery while she is asleep. The doctor and the abortion performer can directly see the embryo and the entire uterine cavity through the monitor. When the patient wakes up, the minimally invasive painless abortion procedure is completed, so there is no pain. According to the experts at the hospital, minimally invasive painless abortion is a surgery performed under intravenous anesthesia, using short-acting anesthetic drugs to put the person undergoing the abortion into a sleep state within 40-60 seconds, allowing women undergoing abortion to undergo the surgery while they sleep. The doctor uses special equipment to directly remove the fetal sac without performing a curettage. At the same time, the fallopian tubes are cannulated and fluid-fluidized to flush out the blood and tissue debris in the fallopian tubes, and to prevent infertility and habitual miscarriage after minimally invasive painless abortion surgery. After the embryo is taken out, the intrauterine decidua falls off naturally due to the sudden drop in hormones. There will be no leakage or perforation, which is especially suitable for early pregnancy. The doctor and the abortion performer can directly see the embryo and the entire uterine cavity through the monitor. When the patient wakes up, the minimally invasive painless abortion procedure is completed, so there is no pain. Generally speaking, painless abortion can be performed within 70 days of pregnancy, but the best time to do it is 35-50 days.

Second, if it is too early, the gestational sac will be too small, and incomplete miscarriage may occur easily. If it is too late, the fetus may develop too large, and there is a possibility of increasing damage to the female body. Therefore, it is recommended to have surgery as early as possible within this time frame. You need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination first to determine how long your pregnancy will last. The doctor will give you the best plan. Therefore, when a woman finds out she is pregnant but does not want to have a baby, she should try to conceive within 35-50 days. Painless abortion can avoid pain and reduce excessive stimulation of the vagus nerve, thus avoiding the occurrence of abortion syndrome.

The painless abortion method reduces the pain for the patient, but requires higher and more stringent skills from the surgeon. Minimally invasive abortion is performed under superconducting monitoring with the doctor having full visibility of the entire process, thus avoiding incomplete aspiration, missed aspiration, and uterine perforation, and minimizing damage to the endometrium.