Patient's question:
What tests are required before an abortion without anesthesia? Do I need to stay in the hospital after the surgery? How much will it cost approximately?Doctor's answer:
Things to prepare before an procedure include a sanitary pad and not eating or drinking six hours before the procedure. It is recommended to make an appointment in advance to avoid waiting. The Second 272 Hospital's hysteroscopic embryo removal procedure incorporates advanced hysteroscopic technology into the surgery, enhancing the advantages of traditional visualized. This method does not require cervical dilation, does not cause genital deformation or relaxation, causes minimal trauma to the patient, and does not affect future childbirth. The procedure is safe, comfortable, and painless during surgery, with less postoperative bleeding and faster recovery. Additionally, single-use instruments prevent postoperative cross-infection. The surgery extracts the embryo and tissues through the operating ports, then uses catheters to flush both fallopian tubes, and finally uses a balloon to compress the uterine cavity, effectively preventing uterine perforation, incomplete abortion, secondary infertility, and habitual abortion.