How long does it take to give birth after induced labor and abdominal pain

Nowadays, many young people experience unexpected pregnancies when they are not ready to have children. At this time, they are often confused about whether to have a child or not and often miss the time for an abortion, and can only terminate the pregnancy by induced labor. Induced labor, like childbirth, can cause abdominal pain, which may vary slightly depending on your individual circumstances. The following introduces the relevant information about induced abortion surgery, let’s take a look.

Generally, the whole process of induced abortion includes three stages: preoperative examination, operation and postoperative hospitalization observation. Therefore, the whole induced abortion operation takes about 3-4 days, which includes about 1 hour of preoperative examination, 30 minutes of operation and 2-3 days of postoperative hospitalization observation. So how long will it take for me to give birth after having induced labor and abdominal pain?

Routine examinations before induction of labor are very important. Through the examination, we can understand the patient's physical condition so that the doctor can develop a personalized induction plan for the patient based on the examination results and reduce the harm of induction of labor to the patient. This is mainly because the villi and decidual tissue in the uterine cavity cannot be completely cleared during the induction of labor. After induced abortion, the uterus undergoes paroxysmal contractions in order to expel the remaining embryonic tissue from the uterus. At this time you will have paroxysmal attacks of abdominal pain.

Generally, you will have abdominal pain within 3 hours. It is not exactly the same and varies from person to person. If you have abdominal pain now, you need to check whether it is normal pain caused by uterine contraction. You can contact an obstetrician. After taking the medicine for the induced abortion surgery, the fetus needs to be delivered. However, how long the operation will take depends on how big your fetus is. If the fetus is very large, the difficulty of the operation will increase and the time will also increase!

How long will it take to give birth after induced labor and abdominal pain? This varies from person to person. Generally, the induced labor injection will not exceed three days. The time to wait for uterine contractions and delivery depends on the patient's sensitivity to the drug and the drug's effect time. Don't worry for now, you can handle it under the doctor's supervision. There will be pain during childbirth after the induction injection. It is best to have a loved one accompany you. If the abdominal pain worsens, you must call a doctor to avoid heavy bleeding.