If you want to have a visual painless abortion, first go to the hospital to register and then you need to have an ultrasound, blood test, leukorrhea routine, and a gynecological examination, as well as a coagulation time measurement, and an electrocardiogram. When the ultrasound confirms that the intrauterine pregnancy is between 5-8 weeks and the other tests are OK, you can make an appointment for the procedure. On the first day of the surgery, you should not eat or drink anything after 12:00 p.m. and you should have a chaperone with you on the day of the surgery. In addition, you should go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination 10 days after the operation to find out whether the abortion has been cleaned up or whether the uterus is recovering normally.