Patient's question:
How is it to get an abortion at a maternity hospital? I had a painless abortion surgery last month, and it has been 37 days. A week after the surgery, I went to the hospital for a follow-up check-up. The doctor said there were no immediate problems. I was advised to rest at home. The surgical incision bled for about ten days. Although it hasn't bled now, it will start again in a few days. There is always a small amount of blood bleeding continuously.Doctor's answer:
The time of pregnancy is calculated starting from the first day of a woman's last menstrual cycle. The best time for a painless abortion is between 45 to 50 days, with a maximum of no more than 70 days. Artificial abortion within the first 70 days of early pregnancy is most suitable. During this period, the surgical process for artificial abortion is relatively safe, with minor surgical damage and a shorter postoperative recovery time. In contrast, the surgical process is more complex, the postoperative recovery time is longer, and it is easier to cause harm to a woman's body.