SHE'S无痛人流术采用美国进口纳米微管，获国家专利（ZL.1），不扩宫，将感染、宫外孕概率降至为零。
仅需3分钟，一觉醒来"意外"不见，将传统手术中的痛感降至为零。
&&&&&西安都市医院妇科专家说
&&正规的人流手术不但要求有先进的医疗技术和经验丰富的妇科医生，还要有严格的术前检查、术前消炎以及消毒彻底的手术环境和完善的术后指导，这些条件缺一不可。 &&&&&
在美国华盛顿州立生殖医学中心的全面严格考察下，西安都市医院成为中国西北地区唯一的权威合作机构，率先获得该手术标准在中国西北地区的应用授权，这意味着西安都市医院人流手术已经纳入欧美标准监管体系。
西安都市妇科医院将为女性提供美国PU仿生磁疗、保宫暖舒贴、贴心营养套餐、分阶段彩超检查等全程服务，意外怀孕女性在做完she's无痛人流手术后。可做到迅速恢复子宫机理，监测子宫、宫颈恢复情况;全面维养卵巢、调节内分泌，坚持内分泌系统平衡，为女性提供一站式的康复服务，减少后遗症的发生，解除女性的后顾之忧。
&&&&都市所有无痛人流术均由国内万例手术无事故权威专家亲自手术，具有数十年丰富临床经验，术前会进行严格的术前检查，并根据检查结果选择合适的手术方案，将医疗服务做到最佳。
&&&&&都市运用先进的微创设备"宫腔镜"定位孕囊，辅助"取"胚，精度更高，伤害更小。无痛、不伤子宫、不影响生育，更符合SHE'S微创保宫无痛人流的原则，SHE'S引入珠联璧合。
&&&&千级层流手术室采用空气净化层流装置，将空气中尘埃粒子和细菌高效过滤、消毒，空气洁净度可以达到99.99%，可以杜绝因手术环境导致的手术感染，提高手术质量。
手术安全有保障
最高规格的手术条件
科学的手术方案
保护患者隐私
规范的手术流程
满意的就诊服务
专家级的医师团队
收费透明合理
国家先进技术标准
人性化的术后服务
优势一：轻松无痛，术中感染机会为"零"
优势二：杜绝"宫"害，再孕零负担
优势三：SHE'S技术，实行"零"损伤标准
优势四：更专业、更安全、更放心、更私密
轻松无痛，术中感染机会为"零"
杜绝"宫"害，再孕零负担
SHE'S技术，实行"零"损伤标准
更专业、更安全、更放心、更私密
真可视技术，精准定位巧取孕囊，彻底摆脱传统盲视操作，成功率高达99.9%，微创、无痛、精准、不伤宫
无需刮宫和扩宫，采用进口纳米一次性医用软管，避免子宫穿孔、人流不全、继发性不孕等，不影响生活和再孕。
国际层流净化手术室，洁净度高达99.98%，舒适型麻醉技术，结合SHE'S技术，全面实行"零"损伤标准。
80000余例成功案例，都市人流体系十大标准，SHE'S人流技术保障，"一患一医一诊室"私密环境，彰显人流专业性。
怀孕6-10周
怀孕6-10周
怀孕6-10周
怀孕5-9周特别适合早早孕
3－4天剧烈
时间长，剧烈，持续
似痛经，持续性腹痛有时胚胎组织剥离不全，需清宫
出汗、恶心、呕吐、血压下降
造成不孕概率
适合初次无痛人流的年轻女性，尤其是敏感体质的女性，不伤宫颈。
适合有无痛人流史的年轻女性，提前10天无痛人流，不影响工作再孕。
适合各种复杂疑难的特殊妊娠女性，解决吸宫不全、子宫穿孔等问题。
适合有全方位、高标准服务要求的女性，由首席专家亲自操作。
一些不法医疗机构，为了降低成本，必要的术前检查不做；还使用劣质材料，器械消毒不严格…这样遇到紧急情况是非常危险的，患者疼痛、大出血、昏厥甚至威胁生命！
卫生条件恶劣、手术方法不当，尤其短期反复人流，会给女性带来巨大的伤害，轻则可致月经不调、慢性盆腔炎、子宫内膜异位症；重则会引起自然或习惯性流产、并发症、甚至导致继发不孕等。
多次不当人流，会打乱女性的生理周期，影响雌激素正常作用，所以多次人流的女性，看起来会比同龄人要老。过分轻视人流、术后不做保养、不遵医嘱…也会导致子宫疾病和未老先衰！
&&&& 西安都市医院专家：做无痛人流的最佳时间以怀孕5-10周内为宜，超过10周就可能要做引产手术了。西安都市医院SHE'S微创保宫无痛人流采用微创技术，将终止早孕时间提前10来天，一般停经30-35天后就可以做人流。
&&&&西安都市医院专家：如果女性朋友选择的是无痛人流，手术是不会疼的。但如果选择的是普通人流，在手术的过程中就会有疼痛的，因此一些很害怕疼的女性最好选择无痛人流手术，在青岛做无痛人流建议选择薇薇保宫无痛人流术。
&&&&西安都市医院专家：有妇科炎症的话，首先要看妇科炎症是否是严重，若是严重的妇科炎症则需要治疗好了再做人流的，避免再度感染，具体情况要根据检查结果来定。
&&&&西安都市医院专家：很多人认为药流安全快捷，减少了手术带来的痛苦，其实不然，不适当的药流给身体带来的伤害远远超过人流。药流的副作用很大，容易导致流产不全，需要再次进行清宫手术，易诱发术后感染，导致不孕。
&&&&西安都市医院专家：无痛人流的注意事项主要有：术前3天避免性生活；术前1天洗澡更衣；人流手术前6小时，应绝对禁食、禁水；带妇女卫生巾、卫生纸；人流术前裤子尽量穿宽松的等。
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&Your good name and your reputation are EVERYTHING! ? Protect them at all costs!& my father used to say to me when I was a lad.Even at a young age, I knew there was something important in what my dad was trying to tell me. It was not hard to understand that if Billy Smith or Bobby Jones did something wrong and wound up in the paper they'd enjoy certain anonymity due mostly to the commonality of their names. My family name, however, was quite rare and my father never let me forget the fact that if my name appeared in the paper, 1) everyone would know who I was and 2) my misdeeds would bring dishonor not only to me but especially my family.Not surprisingly, this lesson had a positive impact on my life both back then at the age when boys are more likely to get themselves into trouble and still today as I navigate my way through more contemporary challenges having accepted the fact
[albeit reluctantly] I am now middle-aged.Sadly, too many in today's society were not given the mentoring lessons I was as evidenced by an almost epidemic number unhappy souls who may have been led astray by things like the 1960's mantra, &Tell it like it is!& and/or the 1980's, &If it feels good, Just do it!&Now before anybody gets the impression I think I'm a candidate for beatification, I'll admit I'm far from it. One need only look at my amply stocked skeleton closet for proof. The point I would try to emphasize, though, is, without the training I received from my parents, I could easily have taken a very different, perhaps more destructive path in life than the one I chose.I guess what I'm trying to say is, &Thanks, mom and dad, for the lessons you taught me.&That said, would it be too 'middle-aged' of me to point out the youth today [here it comes] don't appear to be getting the same life-skills training that possibly we enjoyed in our developmental years?
You may think me a little paranoid but as the paranoid guy once said, &Just because I'm paranoid does not mean I'm not being followed!&Before I get off onto a rant, my issue in this article is not with the young people so much as it is in pointing out the potential ramifications a lack of fundamental training can have in the future when for example,we look at a generation like mine that, at least in my opinion, received more social training than today's up-and-comers.What I would rather focus on is the positive aspects of following an accepted benevolent social protocol, which, among other things, finds bedrock in the importance of one's reputation and good name.Never was this lesson made more clear to me than a few years ago at a Christmas gala in Montreal where some 2000+ bigwigs in the oil business had gathered. My father, a vice president of shipping at the time, had spent all his working life in the oil business - a business that at the best of times had it's fair share of shall we say, 'liberal ethics-interpreters'. Suffice to say it was a bit of a cutthroat industry.Throughout the night I was introduced to some of the biggest and most influential names in the oil business who had dealings with my father and his company.One by one and without exception each executive said pretty much the same thing to me: &Your old man, here, is the most honest man I know! He's the only guy in the whole damn industry who if he gives you his word or shakes your hand, you can take it to the bank cause it's as good as an ironclad contract!&I was somewhat surprised but very proud, especially because I knew the smallest deals my dad did were in the seven-figure category.Sometimes we learn from our parents not by what they say but rather by watching what they do.More often, however, we learn most by studying history. FDuring China's War of the Three Kingdoms (A.D. 207-265) the great General Chuko Liang, sent his vast army to a distant camp while he rested in a small town with only a hundred soldiers or so to guard him. Soon word came that his enemy Sima Yi, along with over 150,000 troops were approaching the city. With only a handful of men of his own, General Liang's fate seemed imminent.The two Generals had battled many times before and knew each other well. Both were great warriors but Liang was known as the 'Sleeping Dragon' and had a reputation for being unpredictable and extremely cunning. He had won many battles by luring enemies into traps.With word of the approaching army and ridiculously outnumbered, Liang ordered his men to quickly take down all flags, remove their uniforms and hide. He then put on a Taoist robe and sat atop the most visible part of the city wall where he lit incense, strummed his lute and began to chant - and wait.Soon Sima accompanied by his 150,000 soldiers stood at the city gates where they instantly recognized the man on the wall.Despite the fact his troops were itching to invade what appeared to be an unguarded city, Sima Yi, hesitated, held them back, and studied Liang on the wall. Then ? he ordered an immediate and speedy retreat!At the mercy of his enemy, facing certain death, General Liang had only one weapon at his disposal - his name and reputation.The Bottom Line:The lesson here, like so many rules for success and prosperity, lies in the fundamental understanding and wisdom no doubt passed down by my grandfather to my father who in turn passed on to me, &Your good name and your reputation are EVERYTHING! ? Protect them at all costs!&And as history's General Chuko Liang so adroitly demonstrated - protect your name and reputation and just maybe one day they'll return the favor!Paul ShearstoneAbout The AuthorPaul Shearstone aka The 'Pragmatic Persuasionist' is one of North America's foremost experts on Sales and Persuasion. An International Keynote Speaker, Author, Writer, Motivation / Time & Stress Management Specialist, Paul enlightens and challenges audiences as he informs, motivates and entertains. To comment on this article or to book the Pragmatic Persuasionist for your next successful event we invite to contact Paul Shearstone directly at 416-728--855-4590. or [email protected]贵 阳 无 痛 人 流 电 话Very often when you are talking to people what you really want贵 阳 人 流 医 院 哪 家 做 的 好&People used to think beauty was arbitrary and that different cultures have different preferences,& said the lab&s co-head, Dr Lisa DeBruine. &However our research shows that preferences may instead be explained by responses to different environmental factors like a low level of health in the population.&&I wonder what happened to Mike?& she asked.贵 阳 妇 科 医 院 哪 个 好
南 明 区 妇 幼 保 健 院 能 做 人 流 吗贵 阳 妇 女 不 孕 不 育 医 院are among the many who would like to improve your abilityIf you live in modern society I'm sure at some point in your life you've sat in a window seat of an airplane looking down at the fluffy blanket of clouds and thought to yourself, 'Wow, it's so big and flat, fluffy and soft, I wonder what it would feel like to lay down on that super-soft mattress.' Well, think about what Socrates, Lao Tsu, Confucius, Da Vinci, Van Gogh, Moses or Mohammed would have thought if they saw the same sight that we pretty much take for granted as 'normality'. Last night I watched a show on TV entitled, "Limits of Perception" that showed our newly discovered microcosms and macrocosms of life with photography from atomic force microscopes up to the Hubble telescope that looks out into the vast Universe. We can now see below the level of atom, creatures one-tenth of a millimeter long that resemble the monsters of our dreams, and thousands of galaxies grouped together in super-clusters (each galaxy containing billions of stars like our own Sun).As I watched this show I had to wonder about the way our human society has evolved. I mean, why wasn't this show seen by every person in our world? Imagine how much ignorance and beliefs to do with why people think they are different from each other would change in an instant. We would all know that we are each made of thirty trillion cells, the same kinds of cells as everyone else, made from the same kind of energy. Wouldn't this affect the way we treated each other, knowing we are all intrinsically made of the same essence, not to mention that we all come from the same one small home in an infinite Universe of worlds? Wouldn't this help us from feeling like an isolated species, knowing that every species on Earth is made of the same elements and DNA, and that we are really not alone in space as we are actually surrounded by trillions and trillions of life creating fireball stars?The funny thing is that I stumbled upon this TV show accidentally, unless of course you believe in destiny rather than random coincidence. TV is full of violence and crime these days, as we seem to have a real curiosity about the darker side of our natures. But the truth is there are people out there who are making TV shows like this one with really positive perspectives, isn't it strange that most people won't have known it was even on? It was shown at 11:00 p.m. at night. Have we relegated the magic of life to not-so-prime-time? It's hard to imagine what the great minds of our ancestors would have thought and done with the information that we seem to take for granted. However, maybe there is a simple reason and subsequent solution to this issue that if we implement could really have huge positive impacts on our society and environment.Recently a friend of mine gave me an abstract from the website
from a book called "The Company of Strangers: A Natural History of Economic Life" written by an economist Paul Seabright. Let me tell you that I've always been a little skeptical about economics, except for when I was ten years old and greedily dreamed of being an accountant counting other people's money and subsequently counting my own. But things changed and I started to believe that all of the degradation of our morality and environment had to do with economic policies and that greed that I knew all too well. Now I try not to look at things so black and white and realize that economics is just a natural process and although it has hurt our world when it has been abused, it has also helped humanity greatly when used responsibly. Today happiness and a high quality of life are being lived by many human beings, yet I think we still need to try and balance the scales by helping the unfortunate people to become more productive.I've gone on a tangent as I often do in conversations but all things are connected and move in circles so I'll now come back around to the main topic. In Seabright's book he talks about "tunnel vision". Tunnel vision is how people in our world get things done. Individuals don't usually focu rather, they find one specific area of expertise to specialize in. When thousands and thousands of people do their small part the functions of society as a whole get completed. This is the same as all of the cells in our bodies doing their specific tasks to keep the whole machine functioning. Seabright discusses the positive and negative results of this new style of thinking (people in the past were usually more in the vein of 'Jack of all trades" having multiple skills in many areas of life). One of the great things about this tunnel vision focus that we use in our everyday life besides the obvious attainment of our social needs, is the fact that we now trust strangers more than ever before. We have faith that other people we've never actually met will do their specific job properly, as in the case when we put our own physical health in the hands of doctors when we got to the hospital.The other side of the coin in the case of tunnel vision is the one I spoke of before. We lose the larger perspectives on life that logically bring us all together. People start to think that because they are of a certain religion, nationality, or so-called 'race' that they can't connect with others. The irony is that we all are connecting anyway even if it is unbeknownst to many. Seabright uses an excellent example of the shirt you wear on your back. "Say the cotton came from India, grown with seeds bred in the U.S.A., artificial fiber from Portugal, collar linings from Brazil, and dyes from half a dozen other countries augment the shirt, which was sewn in Malaysia on German machinery. Thus a simple shirt represents a veritable symphony of economic and industrial forces, the likes of which no one person possibly could coordinate."So the answer to our dilemma is relatively simple. We need to implement a new perspective that is more balanced between our necessary tunnel vision that gets the job done, and a wider point of view that appreciates both the vastness and minuteness of reality. If we can connect with each other with this more balanced, informed and aware perspective, many of the conflicts and perceived differences between humans could diminish greatly. One might also predict that this new view would also bring about a global advance in consciousness and spirituality as a result of our knowledge of the 'oneness' and connectedness of all that exists in the Universe. This would also definitely affect the ways in which we respect and treat the immediate environs around us in terms of nature preservation and treatment of animals and resources.Jesse S. Somer白 云 区 宫 颈 糜 烂 哪 家 医 院 最 好 的on hot new self improvement ebooks and programs.贵 阳 人 流 哪 个 妇 科 医 院 最 好长安区人流手术医院 首选现代妇产
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