How should unintended pregnancies be handled? How about the VV uterine preservation painless abortion for infertility?
An unintended pregnancy refers to becoming pregnant without any preparation. In handling an unintended pregnancy, one must first decide whether they intend to keep the child. If not, choosing a proper abortion method is crucial. Selecting a regular hospital with advanced and safe abortion techniques shows responsibility towards one's life.
Although painless abortion is a minor surgery, caution must be exercised when choosing medical technology, hospitals, and doctors. Improper abortions can have significant risks. After an artificial termination of pregnancy, if there is an infection by pathogenic bacteria within two weeks, it may lead to cervical and uterine cavity adhesion, endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and fallopian tube inflammation blockage. Without timely and thorough treatment during the acute phase, these conditions could turn into chronic inflammation, potentially leading to infertility. Therefore, selecting a high-safety method for terminating pregnancy is very necessary.
To better protect women's health, Jinan Maternal and Child Health Hospital has introduced the international cutting-edge abortion technology - the minimally invasive, painless, visible technique [VV Uterine Preservation Painless Abortion], which is regarded as a lifesaver for American women facing unintended pregnancies. The VV Uterine Preservation Painless Abortion is currently the most mature, safe, and advanced abortion method worldwide. It not only safely and effectively terminates unintended pregnancies but also avoids the drawbacks of traditional methods, having advantages such as reducing complications and damage, fully demonstrating humanitarian care for women with unintended pregnancies.
The VV Uterine Preservation Painless Abortion represents the pinnacle of international abortion technology, invented by Dr. Herbst from Boston Vincent Memorial Hospital in the United States. As a recommended technology by China's National Scientific Research Institute of Family Planning, the VV Uterine Preservation Abortion encompasses all the advantages of existing abortion methods, achieving revolutionary technological breakthroughs in safety, visibility, and painlessness.
Generally speaking, the optimal time for a VV Uterine Preservation Painless Abortion is between 35-60 days of pregnancy. At this stage, the fetus is not yet formed, the uterus is smaller, the uterine wall is thicker, and the gestational sac is easily aspirated, resulting in shorter surgery times, less bleeding, and faster post-abortion recovery. If the pregnancy progresses too far, the fetal bones will have formed, the uterus will have enlarged, the uterine wall will have thinned, increasing the difficulty and risk of the surgery. Of course, shorter surgery times are not necessarily better; if the pregnancy duration is too short, the embryo may be too small, leading to missed or incomplete aspiration, causing more pain to the patient.
Who is suitable for VV Uterine Preservation Painless Abortion?
• Early pregnant patients within 13 weeks of pregnancy
• Women who have not given birth, undergone cesarean sections, or are afraid of pain after childbirth
• Individuals allergic to medication
• Anemic patients and others with coagulation disorders
• Women who have had multiple scrapings or more than two abortions in a short period, with thick and uneven uterine walls
What should be noted before a VV Uterine Preservation Painless Abortion? Besides choosing a safe and reliable abortion surgery, understanding pre-surgery precautions is also critical.
1. A doctor’s examination is required to confirm intrauterine pregnancy before undergoing a painless abortion.
2. Various tests like electrocardiograms, B-ultrasound, and routine vaginal discharge checks should be performed.
3. Food and water should be absolutely avoided four hours before the surgery to prevent vomiting caused by anesthesia, which could lead to suffocation.
Superconducting visible painless abortion technology is carried out under precise positioning by visible probes. Superconducting visible painless abortion surgeries are accurate, cause minimal damage to the uterine lining, ensure quick recovery, and effectively avoid complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete suction curettage, and missed aspiration. This technology is particularly suitable for cases of uterine malformation combined with pregnancy, uterine fibroids combined with pregnancy, cornual pregnancy, thin or uneven uterine walls, difficult surgeries due to highly tilted uteruses, and other high-risk surgeries.
Superconducting visible painless abortion technology is conducted under full computer visual monitoring guidance, implementing short-acting intravenous anesthesia. Doctors quickly and accurately remove the gestational sac, ensuring safe, painless, thorough surgeries with no adverse side effects, thus earning the reputation of "green abortion."
Here are five major advantages of superconducting visible painless abortion:
1. No Pressure: Patients undergo surgery while asleep, eliminating fear and anxiety, reducing psychological and physiological stress and pain.
2. Accurate Positioning: The surgery process is guided and monitored by visible superconducting technology. The internal condition of the uterus can be directly observed on the display screen to determine the location of the gestational sac for targeted aspiration.
3. Pain-Free: Avoids the painful stimulation of traditional abortions, leaving patients comfortable upon waking. Features include safety, painlessness, and minimal bleeding.
4. Reduced Complications: Fewer side effects, definite efficacy, solving the aftermath of traditional abortions and preventing some complications.
5. Visible Technology: Conducted under ultrasound monitoring, avoiding excessive scraping of the uterus and its associated harm and side effects.
Note: The optimal time for an abortion surgery is between 35-50 days of pregnancy. Women with unintended pregnancies should aim to have the procedure within this timeframe. If the pregnancy exceeds 14 weeks, an induced labor surgery in a hospital would be required instead of an abortion. For further questions, please click on online consultation, where our experts will provide detailed answers. If you still have doubts, you can post on our Gynecology Doctor Forum at http://bbs.fuukee.com/ for assistance.