Patient's question:
I'm preparing for an abortion surgery and a cervical erosion surgery. I think the surgery shouldn't be too risky, but what should I pay attention to after the surgery? Could there be any lingering health issues? I might want to have children in the future. Will the surgery affect that?Doctor's answer:
If you still want to have children in the future, it is generally not recommended to undergo cervical erosion surgery. Conservative treatment is preferable, as the surgery may potentially affect future fertility. You need to consider this carefully. As for after an induced abortion, it is important to rest in bed, enhance nutrition, avoid cold exposure, maintain local hygiene to prevent infection, and avoid spicy, fried, or alcoholic foods. Do not have sexual intercourse for one month. Induced abortion can also harm your body and may carry risks to future fertility. Therefore, it is better not to have an induced abortion without medical reasons for terminating early pregnancy.