Patient's question:
A friend wants to have an abortion without pain, but is afraid of the risks. Hello, will a painless abortion be incomplete?Doctor's answer:
The current success rate of painless abortion surgery is relatively high. The higher the level of the hospital, the greater the relative success rate of painless abortion. Generally, it is advisable to choose a Class III-A hospital in your area to perform the painless abortion surgery. After the surgery, it is also necessary to consider proper anti-inflammatory and blood-activating treatment. A follow-up ultrasound should be conducted one week later to carefully observe the complete recovery of the uterus. If everything inside the uterus is normal, then it proves that the surgery was successful.