Patient's question:
40 days pregnant, preparing for an abortion, found mild cervical erosion and pelvic inflammatory disease after a thorough examination. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Gynecology hospital adopted: Gynecological four treatment and intravenous infusion. The doctor said that after the cervical erosion is cured, it is important to assist with an abortion. How effective is this treatment? Does it have side effects? Will it interfere with fertility in the future?Doctor's answer:
Before undergoing an abortion procedure, if you have gynecological infections or other diseases, it is essential to treat the inflammation first before proceeding with the surgery. This can help reduce the risk of postoperative infection. Cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease are relatively more difficult to treat compared to vaginitis. Therefore, the doctor's advice is to prioritize rapid relief. It is recommended that you follow the doctor's instructions, as this treatment aims to achieve short-term results while allowing for the early initiation of the abortion procedure.