Patient's question:
I have never directly addressed the issue of cervical erosion, but now it has become quite severe. Coincidentally, I have found out that I am two months pregnant. After careful consideration, my family still suggests that I have this child aborted, fearing that cervical erosion may affect the fetus. Can these two surgeries be performed at the same time?Doctor's answer:
If it is simply cervical erosion, there is no need to terminate the pregnancy solely because of this condition. It is essential to consider it thoroughly. If there are other factors involved, then a decision can be made to proceed with a miscarriage. However, after a miscarriage, there can still be significant harm to the body. It is not advisable to immediately perform a cervical erosion treatment post-abortion. It is better to wait and decide on treatment later. Regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.