Should I choose partial or full anesthesia for abortion? This article will tell you

Abortion surgery, whether it is partial anesthesia or general anesthesia, can meet the needs of the surgery. However, partial anesthesia is more complicated than general anesthesia, and the patient cannot be discharged immediately after the operation, so currently abortions are performed using general anesthesia. Painless abortions are performed by injecting general anesthetics into the patient's blood vessels before the operation, allowing the patient to enter an anesthetized state to relieve pain.

Artificial abortion is very harmful to women. If you do it too many times, you may never get pregnant again. Artificial abortion may also reduce your immunity and make you more susceptible to gynecological diseases. Not only that, it is very painful to have an abortion. The emergence of painless abortion has solved the problem of surgical pain. So, should you choose partial anesthesia or full anesthesia for abortion?
Painless abortion is to establish a fluid circuit by infusing fluid in the hand. Then, anesthetics are given through the intravenous fluid circuit, and the patient falls asleep after the drug takes effect. Ordinary abortion surgery does not give anesthetics, and the uterus is cleaned in a fully awake state, which is more painful. No matter which one is done, the stomach will hurt like dysmenorrhea after the operation, which is unavoidable. Painless is only relative to the operation.
The most suitable time for painless abortion is 35 to 50 days of pregnancy. If you choose to have a painless abortion at this time, it is particularly appropriate. Timeliness means choosing the best time for abortion to achieve the best effect. The most suitable time for surgery during these days of pregnancy is because the gestational sac is still relatively small, the operation is not difficult, and heavy bleeding is not easy to occur.
Once a woman is pregnant, she should not rush to have a painless abortion. Painless abortion surgery is time-sensitive. Doing the surgery at the most suitable time can reduce the harm to women to a certain extent. The time of pregnancy should not be too early or too late, and the timing of the surgery must be well grasped.
General anesthesia for abortion uses intravenous anesthesia. After anesthesia, the pregnant woman will be in a drowsy state. The operation only takes a few minutes and the pregnant woman will not feel anything. After waking up, the operation is completed, and there will be no side effects after the operation. After local anesthesia, the pregnant woman can still feel it, and the pregnant woman knows during the operation that she may experience pain and other symptoms after the operation, but it is rarely used in clinical practice.