Patient's question:
My colleague is 35 years old this year. She has had cervical erosion for two years. A few months ago, she got pregnant, and the doctor said that the cervical erosion was a bit severe, requiring surgery, and advised not to keep the baby inside. She underwent both cervical erosion treatment and an abortion, with slightly excessive bleeding.Hello, why is there slightly more bleeding when having cervical erosion and an abortion surgery done at the same time?
Doctor's answer:
Mostly, it is not recommended to have an abortion surgery and cervical erosion surgery done together. This is because after pregnancy, the cervix is usually softer, and performing an abortion surgery during this period can relatively cause more significant damage to the cervix. It can also lead to a shorter bleeding duration and affect the recovery of the uterus. If bleeding persists for more than a week during this stage, it is necessary to have an ultrasound examination to check for any remaining tissue in the uterine cavity. Additionally, under the guidance of a doctor, symptomatic treatment can be provided.