†These authors contributed equally.
Academic Editor: Michael H. Dahan
Background: As the phenomenon becomes increasingly prominent,
the medical community is paying more and more attention to the health of women
with elective termination of pregnancy. This study investigated the incidence of
preoperative pre-abortion and its high-risk factors in elective termination of
pregnancy women. Health interventions were used to reduce the incidence of such
pre-abortion, and targeted to the post-abortion care. Methods: Using a
convenient sampling method, 170 women who elected to terminate pregnancy in the
gynecological clinic of Beijing Ditan Hospital from 1 June 2019 to 1 June 2020
were selected. A questionnaire in two parts was used as a research tool. General
information collected mainly included the presence or absence of sexually
transmitted diseases, age, address, education, economic level, occupation, etc.,
as well as the self-measurement Self-rating Depression Scale (SDS) for
pre-abortion. Results: The average SDS score of 170 women who have
elective termination of pregnancy was 51.2