The most gloomy and terrifying place in the hospital, women should never go there in their lifetime

There is a place in the hospital that I always feel is filled with gloomy energy, because many lives are taken away there every day. That is the abortion room.

I hope you will never go to this department for treatment and respect every life.

Painless abortion is an abortion performed under intravenous anesthesia. The operation time is short and the patient suffers less pain than traditional uterine curettage. It is one of the main remedies for contraceptive failure. But again, this cannot be used as a routine method to resolve unexpected situations. Because abortion is not as easy as you imagine. Here are a few special questions.

Abortion may lead to postoperative infection: whether it is due to sanitary conditions or carelessness after surgery, it can easily cause gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease.

Some complications of abortion: the main ones are bleeding, injury, adhesion, inflammation, etc., and the most dangerous one is cardio-cerebrovascular syndrome. Multiple abortions can easily damage the uterus and lead to secondary infertility. The more times and the more complex the surgeries, the higher the chance of complications.

Irregular menstruation after abortion: The abortion itself may affect ovulation or corpus luteum function, or the mood after the operation may lead to irregular menstruation.

what to do?

Determine the date of your last menstrual period, that is, when your last menstrual period occurred. Generally, an ultrasound is done 40-50 days after menstruation to confirm intrauterine pregnancy.

Abortion should be done within 10 weeks as much as possible, and preferably around 7 weeks. The surgical operation is simpler, the loss is relatively small, and the postoperative recovery is better.

Don't go to small clinics, go to regular hospitals for treatment. Cooperate with the doctor to do a thorough examination. Be sure to tell him/her any history of drug allergies or special medical conditions. Your life is your own.

No sexual intercourse 3 days before the operation, bathe and change clothes one day before the operation. On the day of surgery, go to the hospital on an empty stomach and bring sanitary napkins. The patient will be observed for 2 hours after the operation and can be discharged from the hospital if there are no special circumstances.

After returning home, refrain from sexual intercourse, adjust your mentality, pay attention to rest, avoid catching a cold, pay attention to hygiene, take medicine on time, strengthen nutrition, engage in appropriate activities, and go for follow-up visits on time.

The last point is for gay men. At this time, gay men should pay attention to caring for and taking care of women's physical and mental health.