Patient's question:
Didn't have a gynecological examination, wanted to get an abortion when suddenly found it during a thorough check-up. Can cervical erosion undergo an abortion?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you with your questions. Cervical erosion is a common gynecological issue, generally divided into mild, moderate, and severe degrees. Mild cervical erosion does not require special treatment and usually can recover completely on its own. Moderate cervical erosion can be considered for conservative treatment, including the method of applying medication vaginally and restricting sexual activity. Severe cervical erosion is generally recommended to undergo LEEP surgery directly. Conservative treatment may not be effective, but regardless of the degree of cervical erosion, it does not affect induced abortion. If the cervical erosion is relatively severe, treatment for cervical erosion can be performed after induced abortion.