When is it most appropriate to have an abortion without pain?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

The fetal body has not yet formed, the uterus is not very large, the uterine wall muscles are also relatively thick, making it easier to extract the embryo. As a result, the surgical time is shorter, the amount of bleeding is less, and the body recovers faster after an abortion. If the pregnancy is further along, the fetal skeleton has already formed, the uterus volume increases, the uterine wall becomes thinner, making the surgery more difficult. Additionally, the surgical time is longer, the amount of bleeding is greater, and the postoperative recovery time is extended, with greater pain for the pregnant woman.