Patient's question:
Here is the translation of your text into English, with the return characters kept as they are:"All through May, I had brown discharge with a foul odor in my vagina. Onset time and cause: It has been more than two months so far. Treatment: I had a uterine clearance, but now I have brown discharge again, and my lower abdomen also hurts. Help needed: What should I do?"
Doctor's answer:
First, there are still some fundamental differences between cesarean surgery and induced abortion surgery. Induced abortion surgery only requires cleaning the area where the embryo is implanted, while cesarean surgery involves a comprehensive cleaning of the uterus, including scraping the uterine lining. As for the question of whether cesarean surgery is dangerous, there is no doubt that if it is not performed properly, it can also pose risks.Cesarean surgery is relatively dangerous compared to other procedures. If it is not performed correctly, it may lead to severe damage to the uterine cavity, and even cause serious complications such as uterine adhesion or cervical adhesion, which can affect a woman's future fertility. Additionally, if the endometrium is severely damaged due to repeated scraping, it can affect the implantation of the fertilized egg, thereby impacting future fertility.