There is some pain during the uterine removal procedure, but it is not extreme and completely unbearable pain. Since everyone has different sensitivity to pain, some people who are more sensitive to pain will feel more painful, but it can be solved by means of anesthesia. Uterine removal is mainly done by negative pressure suction or scraping spoon to remove the tissue, endometrial or embryonic tissue and clots from the uterine cavity. Pain is mainly felt in two sessions: during cervical dilation, when the pain is the most intense and is more difficult for most patients to tolerate without anesthesia; during the uterine operation, the pain of the suction operation is not as intense and can be tolerated by most patients. For the possible pain, the doctor may take the following three methods to reduce the pain that occurs when the patient clears the uterus: 1. Mifepristone and misoprostol can be taken during the clearing operation, which can soften the cervix, promote the contraction of the uterus, and facilitate the discharge of the gestational sac and most of the meconium, so that the cervical dilation is not necessary during the aspiration, so the pain during the operation is relatively mild and most patients can accept it; 2. Local anesthesia with local injection of lidocaine in the cervix can also reduce the pain during the operation to a certain extent; 3. Using intravenous general anesthesia for uterine removal, the process of uterine removal takes about 3-5 minutes, and there is usually no pain, and after the anesthetic wears off, there will be slight discomfort, which can still be tolerated.