Patient's question:
I'm going to have an abortion tomorrow, and I'm a bit worried about whether I can have it if I have gynecological inflammation. Will it interfere?Doctor's answer:
When implementing the treatment for miscarriage, if the decision is made to undergo medication-induced abortion, mild gynecological inflammation generally does not interfere with the medication-induced abortion treatment. If the treatment involves an induced abortion surgery, if gynecological inflammation reoccurs, it is generally recommended to first control the inflammatory infection before scheduling the induced abortion surgery based on the situation, to avoid the possibility of the inflammatory infection spreading into the uterine cavity and affecting the complete recovery of health.