Patient's question:
One month pregnant, moderate cervical erosionDoctor's answer:
Because cervical erosion has a significant impact on induced abortion surgery, especially acute inflammation, which causes bleeding, edema, and secretions. Moderate to severe cervical inflammation should be treated for a period before surgery. For moderate or severe cervical inflammation, where the inflammation of the cervix is severe, surgery cannot be performed until the condition is treated. Only then can the quality of the surgery be guaranteed. Additionally, moderate cervical erosion patients may pull hidden bacteria from the folds of the endometrium in the cervical canal into the uterine cavity during induced abortion surgery. The wound created by the surgery also promotes bacterial growth and adaptation, leading to pelvic infection. Therefore, it is important to pay attention when undergoing induced abortion surgery with cervical erosion.