Patient's question:
Six months ago, I had a cervical erosion surgery. After the pain in my lower body subsided, I had sexual intercourse with my husband again, and unexpectedly became pregnant. We already have two children, and we are planning to have an abortion. However, we are afraid that the time is too close and our bodies won't be able to handle it. So, how long after cervical erosion surgery can an abortion be performed?Doctor's answer:
Surgical treatment for cervical erosion is actually not highly recommended, as it is believed to be a normal process of epithelial cell renewal. Abstaining from sexual activity for a period of time will allow it to recover completely on its own. If you are currently pregnant, an induced abortion procedure can be performed, as the impact of this condition is generally not significant at this stage. It typically takes about a year for the issue to resolve without major problems. Additionally, it is advisable to use condoms for future protection to avoid pregnancy. Maintain physical and mental well-being, keep good hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.