Abortion Procedures

The abortion procedure is going to be different based on what type of abortion the woman is getting, where she is having it done, and how far along the woman is in the pregnancy; still, however, there are some basic assumptions that can pretty much be made about all abortions. 

Going in to your first doctor appointment with a little bit of knowledge can help you.  It is important, though, to remember that it is still important to talk to a doctor to get the best information, specific to you.

There are different types of abortions, and they are all going to have a little bit of a different procedure.

There are medical abortions, early pregnancy surgical abortions, and late pregnancy (up to 20 weeks) surgical abortions.

The following, though, are some basic guidelines that are likely to happen for most women undergo an abortion:

1. At the initial consultation, have your questions and concerns answered by the doctor.  Determine the patient’s specific condition for MTP (medical termination of pregnancy) and undergo the ultrasound and required medical tests/ diagnosis.   
2. If you are having a late pregnancy surgical procedure, you may have a gentle vacuum absorbent dilator inserted in the cervix. This will be done a few hours or a day before the procedure.
3. If you are having a medical abortion (abortion pills), you will go to the doctor and take the medication given to you. You will then go home for the rest of the procedure, where your body will self-induce an abortion. There will likely be some cramping in this method.
4. If you are having the surgical abortion, you will go to the gynecologist’s office for your appointment, where you will be given some pain medication and maybe some numbing medication, but will not be given general anesthesia under most circumstances. Your cervix will be dilated, if it is not already, and a suctioning device will be inserted so that the doctor can suction out the pregnancy; he or she will carefully remove any remainders. The process, depending on which version you are getting, will take around twenty minutes to complete.
5. If you had a surgical abortion, you will need to stay there for around an hour after the abortion to recover.
6. You will then have a checkup appointment to make sure everything went well, as well as post-abortion recovery guidance. 

The abortion procedure will change depending on where you are, both in place and in the pregnancy, but talking to a doctor should answer your questions.  Going in with a little knowledge, though, never hurts.

If you want to know more specifics about the abortion procedure related to you, then you should look in to the Abortion Clinic in Bangalore India.

There is a lot of information for you available at Bangaloregenesishospital.com/abortion-in-bangalore/.

You can also call the hospital at 934 382 6182 or 900 849 2277 (Timing: 8 am till 7 pm IST, except during emergencies.)