Patient's question:
Not long after getting married, I became pregnant about a month later. Due to financial constraints and the current situation, I couldn't support a child, so I chose to have a painless abortion. I also had surgery for cervical erosion at the same time. It's been about half a month now, and I want to ask if I will still be able to get pregnant in the future. What kind of care and attention should I pay?Doctor's answer:
and cervical erosion are not highly recommended to be done together, as cervical erosion is already believed to be normal. Changes in cervical epithelial cells do not require treatment; this is a very normal phenomenon. It is advisable to wait for a period of time to allow it to recover gradually on its own. For an induced abortion, it is essential to confirm that the gestational sac is implanted inside the uterus and that the pregnancy duration is less than 11 weeks. This is mandatory. It is best to have an induced abortion around 6 to 8 weeks of pregnancy. The recurrence of cervical erosion severely affects a woman's health. Patients need to pay attention to avoiding sexual activity during the treatment period and maintaining good personal hygiene. It is hoped that female patients can receive proper treatment.