Patient's question:
I found out I was unexpectedly pregnant this month, so because I wasn't ready to be a mother, I went to the hospital for an abortion to terminate the pregnancy. During the thorough examination, the doctor discovered that I had cervical erosion, so I had both the abortion and the cervical erosion treatment done at the same time. Could you please tell me if having both the abortion and cervical erosion treatment done together will have any impact?Doctor's answer:
According to the description and narrative, it is recommended not to use the Lipp during a surgical abortion, as removing the initial stage of cervical erosion may lead to intrauterine infection and result in endometritis. It is advised to relax and follow the doctor's instructions for treatment. After a surgical abortion, it is important to undergo a follow-up gynecological ultrasound to monitor the complete recovery of the uterus. Once fully recovered, the Lipp procedure can be performed. For patients with cervical erosion, in addition to proper medical treatment, it is also necessary to pay attention to self-care.