Manual Vacuum Aspiration (MVA) for Early Pregnancy Termination: Procedure Steps
MVA (also called Menstrual Extraction) is a safe, widely used method for pregnancy termination up to 12 weeks gestation.
- Preoperative assessment – history, physical, pregnancy confirmation.
- Counseling & informed consent – risks, alternatives, aftercare.
- Cervical preparation – gentle dilation with dilators.
- Local anesthesia – paracervical block.
- Instrumentation – speculum, cannula inserted into uterine cavity.
- Aspiration – syringe suction; cannula moved to evacuate tissue.
- Confirmation – verify complete evacuation.
- Post‑procedure care – manage cramping/bleeding; provide instructions.
- Follow‑up – 2–4 weeks to assess recovery and complications.
Adhere to post‑procedure guidelines; seek care for concerning symptoms.
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