Patient's question:
Pregnant for over a month, cervical erosion, but now at this age, I don't want a child anymore. Can cervical erosion have an abortion?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is generally related to unsafe sexual practices, multiple miscarriages, or a weak immune system. It is recommended that if you have cervical erosion and become pregnant unintentionally, you can still have an abortion. If the pregnancy is within 49 days, a deeper intrauterine depth can determine whether a medication abortion is possible. You should consider your own situation and pay close attention to taking contraceptive measures in the future, as well as preventing unintended pregnancies.