Can candidiasis be treated with induced abortion?

Patient's question:

Recently, I've noticed that I'm not feeling well. I've been experiencing sudden nausea, a poor appetite, and occasional stomach pain. After a thorough check-up this morning, I found out that I'm pregnant. I don't want the child and am considering an abortion. However, I have a yeast infection. Can I still have an abortion with a yeast infection?

Doctor's answer:

General cases of tracheitis may reappear with many feverish symptoms, centered around the child's earlobe, accompanied by facial redness and swelling, and some pain. This issue is commonly caused by microbial infections such as bacteria and viruses and requires taking the child to a formal hospital's ear, nose, and throat department for a thorough examination and diagnosis, followed by treatment as prescribed by the doctor. Generally, many anti-inflammatory and heat-clearing herbs are needed for treatment. It is recommended to follow the doctor's prescription for medication.

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