Patient's question:
I went to the hospital again for a thorough examination and only then found out that I hadn't miscarried completely, so I had another surgery. I personally think it might have been a gynecological disease I got during that period, which led to excessive and smelly leukorrhea. Does this gynecological disease have anything to do with the previous miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Married women undergoing induced abortion can interfere with future conception and fertility.1. Infertility: According to reports on married women who have undergone induced abortion, the subsequent infertility rate can be as high as 5.3%. The reasons may include postoperative cervical and uterine adhesions, which interfere with conception. It could also be due to postoperative tubal patency or tubal motility disorders. Alternatively, excessive suction and scraping may cause endometrial damage, interfering with the implantation of the fertilized egg.
2. Ectopic pregnancy (also known as tubal pregnancy): Statistics show that nearly 1% of ectopic pregnancies occur after induced abortion. Women with gynecological conditions can, while understanding and treating symptoms appropriately, also use dietary therapy as a complementary treatment in daily life. A balanced diet should be maintained in daily eating habits.