Patient's question:
Doctor! Hello. I came to the hospital this morning to get a pregnancy test. After the urine HCG test, it showed a very faint positive. How can I prove that I just got pregnant? Can you calculate how many days I have been pregnant? (My last menstrual period was around July 15th.) Because I recently stopped taking desogestrel/ethinyl estradiol tablets for two months, I'm afraid it might be harmful to the fetus, so I chose to have an abortion. Later, I had a routine vaginal discharge test, which showed +++/HP for white blood cells. The doctor said I had a vaginal infection. The doctor only prescribed me a lot of medication for the vaginal infection and told me to come back for a re-examination next week. These doctors only care about making money and ignored what I said. I'm very angry. So I want to seek help from you.Doctor's answer:
If there is a fungal vaginal infection, pregnancy termination cannot be performed. The fungal vaginal infection must be treated first before undergoing medication-induced abortion. This is to prevent upward infection. It is recommended to undergo a gynecological examination, conduct a routine vaginal discharge test, identify the cause, and provide symptomatic treatment. Use Funingjie for cleaning, pay attention to hygiene, change underwear frequently, and maintain cleanliness and dryness of the external genitalia. After medication-induced abortion, rest and avoid spicy and cold foods. Wish you good health!