Patient's question:
When I had my first child, I developed a gynecological disease: vaginitis, cervical erosion degree 4. Accidentally, I got pregnant again. I don't want this child. Given my current condition, how should I have an abortion? Will it have any impact on my future?Doctor's answer:
If you have gynecological diseases and choose to have an abortion, you must first undergo a period of anti-inflammatory treatment before proceeding. If you are not wearing a contraceptive ring and the pregnancy duration is no more than 49 days, it is recommended to use medication abortion. Medication abortion can prevent damage to the uterus caused by surgical instruments. Proper use ensures safety, effectiveness, and convenience, with shorter pregnancy durations yielding better results. Additionally, for gynecological disease patients during treatment, dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must pay close attention to their diet, eating more light and nutritious foods to avoid unnecessary harm.