Patient's question:
On November 5th, I had an abortion (it was discovered before that I had cervical inflammation). On December 5th evening, I had sexual intercourse, and on the morning of December 6th, I noticed a little pink discharge (with a fishy odor). I checked with toilet paper, and it stopped. After that, there was nothing, just some leukorrhea. What could be the reason? Is it because the abortion wasn't completely clean or is the cervical inflammation coming back?Doctor's answer:
Generally, about a month after the flow, it is recommended to confirm whether it is safe to resume sexual activity based on the complete recovery of the uterus to avoid the risk of transmission. For your condition, it is advised to visit a hospital for a routine vaginal discharge test to confirm whether there is any gynecological inflammation, and then address it accordingly. During treatment, sexual activity is strictly prohibited to avoid cross-infection; it is best for close family members to be treated together. To confirm whether the miscarriage is clean, a gynecological ultrasound is required.Lifestyle care: Pay attention to rest and dietary nutrition, avoid cold exposure, and maintain personal hygiene. Cervicitis poses significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, dietary issues should be given more attention, with a focus on light and nutritious foods. It is hoped that patients with cervicitis can receive professional treatment.