Patient's question:
A 30-year-old woman, I got pregnant for the first time because I was too young and it didn't take, so it miscarried. Later, I got married to my husband. In 2 years, I got pregnant 4 times but couldn't keep any of them. The doctor said this is a case of miscarriage. Now I feel like my marriage is threatened, and I'm very painful. Please ask: What is the painless induced abortion surgery like?Doctor's answer:
Painless abortion surgery, also known as painless induced abortion surgery, refers to the procedure where a gynecologist performs an induced abortion on a pregnant woman under general anesthesia administered by an anesthesiologist. This requires the collaborative effort of professional anesthesiologists to ensure the smooth completion of the surgery. It is an advancement over the traditional suction abortion procedure, utilizing intravenous general anesthesia to eliminate pain during the operation. Post-surgery, it is strictly prohibited for couples to engage in sexual activity for one month to prevent infection. If symptoms such as fever, abdominal pain, or abnormal-smelling discharge occur, it is essential to seek medical examination promptly.