If a woman makes this mistake, she may lose her life.

Painless abortion is a major advancement in medical technology. It can significantly reduce women's physical pain and inner fear, which is a blessing for the recipients. But even a simple minor operation like painless abortion is not suitable for everyone.

Painless abortion is not suitable for everyone

Compared with ordinary abortion surgery, the biggest advantage of painless abortion is that it reduces the pain of the patient and thus reduces the occurrence of abortion complications, such as cardio-cerebral syndrome. However, every advantage has its disadvantages. Painless abortion involves the use of anesthetic drugs, which means increased risks of anesthesia, such as suppression of heart and lung function, and even failure and death. Especially after the patient is anesthetized, he or she is in an unconscious state during the abortion and will not respond if any problems occur during the operation. From this point of view, painless abortion is more risky than ordinary abortion surgery. Moreover, painless abortion can also lead to secondary infertility and related complications.

Painless abortion has its indications. It can be used by healthy women who are in the appropriate gestational age, i.e. 6 to 8 weeks of pregnancy, generally not exceeding 10 weeks. It is not suitable for people with arrhythmia, asthma and other cardiopulmonary diseases or those who are allergic to drugs. If it is used, preoperative consultation with an anesthesiologist is required. Therefore, painless abortion is not something that everyone can do at will.

Ideal painless abortion requires high anesthetic requirements

An ideal painless abortion requires that the anesthetic drugs take effect quickly, are metabolized quickly, awaken completely, have a precise analgesic effect, have no intraoperative memory, have few side effects, be simple to operate, and be safe and effective. Although most of the current anesthetics meet the above requirements, none of them can fully reach the ideal state. Clinically, adverse reactions of anesthesia such as respiratory depression, circulatory depression, and drug allergy may sometimes still occur in women who have undergone abortion.

In addition, after the patient receives intravenous anesthesia, the uterus becomes soft, and the doctor's touch during operation will not be as good as without anesthesia, thus increasing the chance of uterine injury and perforation.

When it comes to painless abortion, we need to have a comprehensive and correct understanding. Painless does not mean harmless, so don't give up the necessary contraceptive measures just because of the painless abortion technique.

An unexpected pregnancy may be a small mistake made by a woman, but once the mistake has occurred it must be corrected in time. Faced with an unexpected pregnancy, many people will choose painless abortion, but everyone should understand that not everyone is suitable for painless abortion. Therefore, we must check carefully before doing a painless abortion and never joke with our own lives.