Patient's question:
I went to the hospital with my husband for an abortion the other day. The hospital said they needed to conduct a thorough gynecological examination first. I was confused! I want to know if there will be any impact if I don't have a gynecological examination before an abortion, and what are the benefits of having one? Give me some advice, thank you.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are certain recommendations for the body when undergoing an abortion procedure. Generally, it is advised that there should be no gynecological infections before the surgery, and the vagina and uterus should be free of abnormalities to ensure better recovery post-operation. The doctor's recommendation for a gynecological examination is reasonable and demonstrates their full responsibility for your health.Before undergoing an abortion, in addition to a gynecological examination, there are also general pre-surgical tests that need to be carefully conducted: blood tests, blood coagulation tests, blood type checks, and other similar procedures. These are necessary to guide intraoperative and postoperative care. These tests should not be avoided.
I hope this helps you.