Patient's question:
I am pregnant and want to have an abortion. The doctor said I have cervical inflammation and advised me to have both procedures at the same time. Is that okay? What kind of assistance do you need: I want to ask if this will interfere with future fertility.Doctor's answer:
Abortion and cervical inflammation surgeries are both simple minor procedures, but it is recommended not to have them done together. It's better to have the abortion first. If the abortion is not thorough, there may be further damage to the cervix. If the abortion is performed under visual guidance, it can prevent it from being incomplete. Abortion may interfere with future fertility, but cervical inflammation surgery will not. Therefore, it is advisable to make a cautious decision. After the surgery, pay attention to rest and care to prevent the impact of inflammation.