Patient's question:
Do you want to ask about the differences in physical harm between visible and invisible painless abortions? Because at our maternal and child health hospital, we only have the option for invisible painless abortions, and the doctors here also said so. Since I had an abortion last year, I'm worried about how this time I must decide on a visual abortion. Thank you for your help!Doctor's answer:
Superconductors can more accurately determine the position of the gestational sac, more accurately remove the gestational sac, and cause much less harm to the uterus compared to blind scraping. If the second decision is to opt for a visual abortion or a lower visual risk, it is simpler and less prone to errors than surgery. Surgery can damage the uterus. Blind surgery may lead to incomplete abortion and uterine injury due to the lack of direct vision. However, experienced doctors can effectively prevent such problems.