Patient's question:
A few weeks ago, my wife, not knowing that she was pregnant, went on a trip with her friend. They ate some crabs outside, and that night, she started bleeding, which she thought was her period. After a careful examination, it turned out to be a miscarriage, so she had surgery. After that, she noticed a significant increase in her vaginal discharge. Later, upon further examination, the doctor said that my wife had cervical erosion.Doctor's answer:
Some artificial abortions can cause varying degrees of cervical injury, creating an opportunity for bacteria to cause cervical inflammation. Due to the stimulation of inflammation, local secretion increases, and long-term washing of the cervix in inflammatory secretions can lead to disorder. Therefore, women of childbearing age must receive proper breastfeeding training to prevent artificial abortions and avoid the recurrence of cervical erosion. Additionally, daily attention should be paid to maintaining sexual hygiene, appropriately controlling sexual activity, strictly avoiding extramarital sex, and preventing sexual activity during menstruation. The occurrence of induced abortion increases the risk of psychological trauma and bacterial infection. In addition to active treatment, patients with cervical erosion should also pay attention to maintaining a proper diet and ensuring good digestion and nutrient absorption in daily life.