Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I have had two induced abortions before, and now I plan to have a child. Since the New Year, I haven't been pregnant. What could be the reason? Should I go to the hospital for a check-up? When should I go? Is my period over? What tests do I need to take?Doctor's answer:
Hello, during pre-pregnancy gynecological examination, the doctor will check the condition of your cervix, palpate the uterus to assess its general condition, and perform a routine vaginal discharge test to check for inflammation. An ultrasound will be conducted to examine the internal reproductive system.Recommendation: Have a blood test for the "Six Success Factors" to check for abnormalities. If any abnormalities are found, it is essential to undergo treatment before attempting to conceive. A foul odor from the vagina is a symptom of inflammation. In fact, under normal circumstances, undergoing any form of induced abortion can pose certain risks to the pregnant woman. Therefore, patients should pay attention to self-care. Induced abortion patients should focus on self-care, such as maintaining warmth and avoiding contact with cold water.