Can I have an abortion at night?

Abortion is a minimally invasive surgery at present, but it is related to women's future fertility. Therefore, it needs to be taken seriously before and after the abortion. Only by solving related problems can women's bodies recover faster and avoid various complications. So can abortion be performed at night? What should you pay attention to before having an abortion?

Artificial abortion is also a surgical treatment for abortion. It is a common way in clinical medicine to terminate pregnancy in the uterine cavity within 10 weeks of amenorrhea. Abortion is a common outpatient gynecological surgery and generally does not require hospitalization. In normal hospitals, gynecological surgeries are scheduled during daytime working hours, and surgeries are generally not performed at night.

Therefore, except for critical illnesses, artificial abortion is generally not performed at night. It is best to see a doctor in the morning when choosing artificial abortion to terminate a pregnancy, complete relevant examinations before the operation, and perform the operation when there are no adverse surgical factors in the body. The patient should be observed for two hours after the operation.

What are the common questions before abortion surgery?

Ladies need to go to the hospital for examination before having an abortion. B-ultrasound examination can determine whether the pregnancy is intrauterine or ectopic. Abortion cannot be performed for ectopic pregnancy. Even if the pregnancy is intrauterine and does not exceed 49 days, abortion cannot be performed. If a woman is allergic to drugs or has allergies, she should tell the doctor the truth to avoid various situations during the operation. It is forbidden to eat or drink 6 hours before the abortion, and avoid sexual intercourse one week before the operation.

What kind of women should not have abortion surgery?

1. Younger women are not suitable for abortion. Women under 16 years old are not suitable for abortion because their fertility is not complete. Otherwise, it will affect future pregnancy and may even cause infertility. Women over 50 years old are not suitable for abortion. The reproductive system is less flexible after the age of 50, and there is a high possibility of damaging the reproductive system during the abortion process. It is recommended that women over 50 years old do not undergo abortion.

2 Women who have had a caesarean section within a year should not have an abortion, as it is very easy to cause uterine perforation. Women with reproductive malformations are not conducive to surgical operations and are not recommended to have an abortion to avoid causing some complications to the body.