Reasons To Choose Early Surgical Abortion

Early Surgical Abortion is performed up to 6-14 weeks after the last menstrual period and it can be performed in one day. All the procedure is done in clinics or hospitals under the guidance of doctors.

Having an abortion feels different for everyone, when a woman undergoes a Surgical Abortion at that time she will experience little or super pain during the procedure. It all depends on the medications and how far into your pregnancy you are. You may experience much cramping, pain, and bleeding during periods.

There are several reasons to choose early surgical abortion: It can require fewer appointments

The procedure takes a short amount of time

It is more effective than medical abortion (less risk of an incomplete procedure)

Patients usually do not have heavy bleeding at home

How Does Early Surgical Abortion Work?

In the clinic, a doctor places a speculum in your vagina. The doctor then numbs your cervix (the outer end of the uterus) and gradually widens your cervix to place a tube into your uterus. Then attached it to an electric device, which applies suction to empty your uterus.

Success Rate Of Early Surgical Abortion

The success rate of Early Surgical Abortion is more than 99% effective, and rarer than 1% of patients require a repeat procedure. Because of its ultra-high success rate, surgical abortion is one of the solutions for incomplete or failed medical abortions.

Procedure Of Surgical abortion

In the course of the procedure, the doctor and nurses will:

examine your uterus

insert a speculum into your vagina

stabilize and inject a numbing medication into your cervix

insert dilators to open your cervix

insert a tube through the cervix, into the uterus

use gentle suction to pull pregnancy tissue out of the uterus