What are the functions of B-ultrasound examination before abortion? The 4 major functions of B-ultrasound examination before abortion

Abortion is a common gynecological surgery. Although the operation time is not long, preoperative examination is also very necessary. Only by doing a good job of preparation can the smooth progress of the operation be guaranteed. At present, B-ultrasound examination is one of the necessary examination items before abortion. So, what are the functions of B-ultrasound examination before abortion?

4 major functions of B-ultrasound examination before abortion

1. In order to rule out ectopic pregnancy, surgery must not be performed if it is an ectopic pregnancy.

2. B-ultrasound can measure the size of the gestational sac. After the operation, the size of the embryonic tissue can be measured, which can avoid incomplete miscarriage.

3. Avoid empty suction. If it is too early, the gestational sac may not have reached the uterine cavity yet. We can see the specific abnormal position after B-ultrasound, so we can avoid empty suction during the operation.

4. B-ultrasound can detect any deformities in the reproductive tract, so that appropriate preparations can be made before surgery to avoid unnecessary injuries.

Before an abortion, the doctor will have women undergo a gynecological examination, which is meaningful and must be done according to the doctor's instructions, which is conducive to the safety and reliability of the operation. The B-ultrasound examination not only checks whether there is a gestational sac or ectopic pregnancy, but also confirms whether there is any deformation of the expectant mother's reproductive tract. This is conducive to preparation before the operation and prevents some unnecessary abrasions.

Abortion of the first child is harmful and accidental pregnancy requires caution

If the first pregnancy is miscarried, if it is not a natural miscarriage, such as an induced abortion, and if there is a curettage, the curettage will damage the uterine wall and cause damage to the uterus. If scars are left, it may affect the second pregnancy. Because the fertilized egg implants in the uterine wall, if it implants in the scar area, during the development of the embryo, the uterine wall will become thinner, which may cause uterine rupture during pregnancy. The damage to the uterine wall may also have some impact on the development of the fetus in the next pregnancy.

Special reminder: No matter how much medical technology has improved, the harm of abortion to women will never disappear. Therefore, preoperative examination is very important. Doing a good preoperative examination will help the abortion operation go smoothly and is also very important for postoperative recovery. It is recommended that women must go to a regular hospital for abortion and do a strict preoperative examination.