Patient's question:
I have been pregnant several times, but the babies didn't survive and I had miscarriages. This should have resulted in habitual abortion.Doctor's answer:
Around 35 days is ideal. If a woman undergoes an abortion when her pregnancy is less than 35 days, the fetus is still too small, and the embryo is just beginning to develop. This makes it easy to experience empty aspiration or missed aspiration, leading to surgical failure, incomplete abortion, and undoubtedly increasing the risk of the procedure. In such cases, a second procedure to clear the uterus may be necessary.After a painless abortion, you should be observed for 2 hours. Monitor vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain. If there are no adverse reactions, you can go home. Rest for 2 weeks after a painless abortion and avoid catching a cold or getting a flu. Eat nutritious foods to help your body recover as quickly as possible.