Can pain be tolerated?

Painful abortion is generally tolerable, but individual sensitivity to pain varies. Preoperative examination and preparation are required, and postoperative care is required. Generally speaking, painful abortion is tolerable, but this varies from person to person, and everyone has different sensitivity to pain. Painful abortion is based on traditional abortion, and pain during surgery is relieved by using anesthetics. Before surgery, doctors will choose the appropriate anesthesia method and dosage according to the specific conditions of the patient to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the surgery. Although painful abortion can reduce pain, patients will still feel some discomfort and pain during the surgery. In addition, there may be some side effects after surgery, such as abdominal pain and bleeding. Therefore, before painful abortion, the patient needs to undergo a thorough physical examination and be prepared for surgery under the guidance of the doctor. Some patients who are very sensitive to pain or who are in poor physical condition may not tolerate painful abortion. In this case, the doctor may recommend painless abortion, i.e. the procedure is performed under general anesthesia and the patient does not feel any pain. It should be noted that abortion surgery has a certain impact on the woman's body and psychology. Therefore, before abortion surgery, patients need to carefully consider their own decisions, and under the guidance of the doctor to do a good job of preparation before surgery. At the same time, patients also need to pay attention to postoperative care, maintain good living habits, promote physical recovery. In short, painful abortion is generally tolerable, but everyone's situation is different. Before abortion surgery, patients need to undergo a comprehensive physical examination and prepare for surgery under the guidance of doctors. At the same time, patients also need to pay attention to postoperative care, maintain good living habits, and promote physical recovery.