Will it hurt after a painless abortion?

Painless abortion surgery refers to the patient undergoing air pressure curettage to suck the fetal sac out of the uterine cavity before injecting anesthesia. Therefore, the patient has no awareness during the operation and will not feel pain. However, after the operation is completed and the anesthetic wears off, the patient will still feel pain in the lower abdomen. It is caused by uterine contraction, and the uterus needs to contract to expel the fetal sac. Generally, the intensity of this type of pain is around level II-III, which is within the tolerance range of most patients. This type of pain usually lasts for 3-5 days, and the pain will gradually subside.

You will feel pain after a painless abortion. The operation is performed under anesthesia. You will not feel pain during the operation, but you will feel a dull pain in the lower abdomen after the operation. This is normal as the uterus contracts. If there is no abnormality in the fetus, it is still not necessary to do a painless abortion. Painless abortion will cause harm to the body. If you do it frequently, the harm will be greater and may cause infertility.

If you have not decided to have a baby, you must use good contraceptive methods during sex to avoid causing harm to the body and reduce unnecessary inconvenience. You must also pay attention to hygiene in your future sex life. It is not recommended to have sex one month after an abortion. Try not to take a sitz bath, take a shower instead to avoid infections that may cause gynecological inflammation. Do not do heavy physical work or overwork in the short term.

After the painless abortion, there will still be a certain degree of uterine contraction. For women who are more sensitive to pain, they will feel mild lower abdominal pain. This type of abdominal pain is very mild and can generally be tolerated. At the end of the painless abortion surgery, some hospitals will basically give patients oxytocin to promote uterine contraction, which has the effect of reducing bleeding. However, only women with poor uterine contraction and heavy bleeding can be given oxytocin to promote uterine contraction. For successful operations and little bleeding, oxytocin is generally not needed. Giving oxytocin will increase the chance of abdominal pain after painless abortion.