Patient's question:
After some sexual activity, there is a smell in the vagina, a bit of an odor. At that time, I didn't pay much attention and didn't use any medication to treat it. Later, it resolved on its own. Please help me speculate on the above 3 issues with a professional gynecologist. Thank you very very much. I really want to know if there is a high chance of fallopian tube blockage in my condition. I haven't become pregnant yet and still want to have children in the future.Doctor's answer:
After medication-induced abortion, delayed anti-infection measures or infections introduced during the surgical procedure can lead to fallopian tube blockage. Inflammatory downward transmission primarily refers to infections in the urinary system or pelvic cavity that spread downward, leading to fallopian tube infection and subsequent blockage. Fungi and trichomoniasis are types of vaginal infections that are prone to recurring, and after infection, women often experience intense itching, making it difficult for them to seek timely treatment, with a low likelihood of self-recovery.