Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, this month my period didn't come, so I checked carefully and found out I'm pregnant. But both of us are too busy with training and don't want to have a child right now, so we're planning an abortion. I went to the gynecology hospital for a careful check-up and found I have vaginitis. The doctor said to improve it before having an abortion. What kind of help do you care for: Hello, can you have an abortion if you have inflammation?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, it is necessary to undergo treatment before surgery when there is inflammation to prevent intraoperative transmission and postoperative complications. However, if the inflammation is not severe, it is usually possible to control the inflammation before surgery and then proceed with treatment afterward. Maria Women's Hospital is fully committed to actively promoting various methods such as "Forced Vision Minimally Invasive Embryo Extraction, Minimally Invasive Detox Abortion, and Micro-tube Abortion." These procedures are all characterized by short durations and minimal surgical intervention, thereby preventing complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete aspiration, and missed aspiration that may occur during traditional abortions due to nervousness or fear. Postoperative recovery is also quick. It is recommended that you visit the hospital for a thorough examination and follow medical advice to determine the most suitable method for terminating early pregnancy. Wishing you good health!