Can painful abortion be tolerated?

Painful abortion is usually tolerable. Doctors will take measures to relieve pain during surgery. Pain varies from person to person. It can be relieved by local anesthesia, analgesics, etc., depending on the doctor's advice. Painful abortion is usually tolerable, but everyone's perception and tolerance of pain may vary. Here is some information about painful abortion: 1. Surgical procedure: Painful abortion is performed in utero with medical devices to terminate pregnancy. Some pain may occur during the procedure, but doctors usually take measures to relieve the pain, such as local anesthesia or analgesics. The degree of pain varies from person to person. Some people may experience mild discomfort or pain, while others may experience more severe pain. The degree of pain may also be affected by factors such as personal physical condition and difficulty of the operation. Depending on the patient's condition, the doctor will take appropriate measures to relieve the pain, such as using local anesthesia, analgesics, or giving analgesic drugs. In addition, the patient can also relieve the pain through relaxation techniques, deep breathing, etc. 4. Note: Before performing painful abortion, the doctor will conduct detailed counseling and evaluation, including physical examination and psychological support. Patients should inform their doctor about their health status and history of drug allergies. After surgery, rest and recovery should be paid attention to, and care and follow-up should be carried out according to the doctor's recommendations. It should be noted that in some special cases, such as poor health of pregnant women and difficult surgery, other anesthesia methods or closer supervision may be required for surgery. In addition, regardless of the method chosen to terminate pregnancy, it should be performed under the guidance of a doctor and ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedure. If there are any doubts or concerns about pain during painful abortion, it is recommended to fully communicate with the doctor to learn more about the procedure, pain management and precautions. At the same time, pay attention to your physical and mental health and seek appropriate support and help.