How to best deal with an unexpected pregnancy

An unplanned pregnancy is a pregnancy caused by unsuccessful contraceptive methods or a random pregnancy. It generally refers to an unplanned pregnancy among married women or a pregnancy among single women. For many single women, unexpected pregnancy can cause great harm to their health. But, if you do get pregnant unexpectedly, how do you deal with it?

How to deal with an unexpected pregnancy

It is necessary to understand the applicable scope and contraindications of early pregnancy, and to rule out ectopic pregnancy through auxiliary examinations to determine the number of weeks of pregnancy. There is usually a two-week preparation period before medical abortion, but even then it cannot completely achieve the desired result, and about 20% of patients will have to undergo another curettage.

Because curettage is a vaginal surgery, some postoperative infection is inevitable. This type of surgery depends entirely on the doctor's experience to perform curettage or curettage, and the progress of the surgery cannot be seen, so you must find an experienced doctor. Otherwise, the surgery cannot be performed safely and completely, which may lead to adverse effects such as incomplete abortion and missed aspiration, and a second surgery may be necessary, causing greater pain to the patient. Even the uterine wall of many patients will suffer serious damage, and severe cases can lead to female infertility.

Technologies such as painless abortion are performed while the patient is in a dormant state, thus avoiding the occurrence of complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete abortion, missed aspiration, and abortion syndrome due to anxiety, fear, and struggle. Moreover, the entire surgical process is carried out under the supervision of a monitor, so the surgery can be completed quickly, safely and completely under visible conditions, minimizing the damage to the uterine wall of pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy. However, attention must be paid to the risks of anesthesia. Therefore, the operation must be performed in a standard hospital, and care should be taken not to eat or drink for more than 6 hours before the operation.

Painless abortion is suitable for healthy early pregnant women within 13 weeks of pregnancy, with no abnormalities in secretions, blood routine tests, etc., no drug allergies, no kidney, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and endocrine diseases.