Painless abortion is a way for women to terminate pregnancy, and there are also time constraints for painless abortion. It is important to grasp the best time for abortion, and the surgery will be relatively simple and safe. The recovery time after surgery will also be shortened. So, how long after pregnancy can painless abortion be done?
Generally speaking, at 35 days of pregnancy, when the uterus has not been dilated and the fetus has not yet formed, painless abortion is more appropriate. There is no need to dilate the cervix to remove fetal tissue, so after 35 days of pregnancy, painless abortion can be performed. Before undergoing painless abortion, women should first check their physical condition, including blood routine and vaginal discharge, to eliminate ectopic pregnancy and inflammation.
Checking before abortion can also determine the specific shape, size, and location of the gestational sac, thereby enhancing the success rate of the surgery. After unexpected pregnancy, women should undergo abortion surgery at the best time, preferably within the first ten weeks of pregnancy, in order to reduce the harm caused by abortion and enable women to recover quickly after surgery.
After the abortion surgery, it is necessary to rest in bed for at least two or three days before starting to walk, and do not do heavy work in a short period of time. The activity level should not be too high, and avoid touching cold water and long-term fatigue. At the same time, attention should be paid to keeping warm. In addition, it is also important to eat more nutritious foods to help repair the endometrium. During the process of endometrial repair, keep the external genitalia clean and dry to avoid infection.
