Patient's question:
Patient Age: 27Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: Test strip showed positive, lower abdominal pain, missed period for 25 days. Previously treated for candidiasis vaginitis, used medication recommended by the doctor that could affect children, so an abortion is necessary. Currently in the second treatment phase, and this will be my third abortion. Please advise if it could lead to habitual abortion? Can the medication for treating candidiasis vaginitis still be used? (Topical application) If it needs to be stopped, when should it be resumed? Thank you.
Duration of Current Illness and Onset: Last menstrual period was on October 27
Current General Condition: Lower abdominal pain with occasional dull ache
Doctor's answer:
According to your physical condition, it is recommended to have a check-up at the hospital. Multiple miscarriages can lead to infertility, or multiple induced abortions can cause insufficient kidney qi and a fragile endometrium, resulting in habitual miscarriages. Induced abortion can lead to a thin endometrium. Experts point out that multiple medication-induced abortions or frequent abortions may cause the endometrium to become thin. Some patients have not had their menstrual period after an abortion procedure, which indicates that the abortion surgery has severely damaged the endometrium, causing it to become thin. The Post-Abortion Uterine Care Combo is designed for women who have had multiple miscarriages or medication-induced abortions, targeting the thinning of the endometrium caused by these procedures. It has a deep repair effect on the basal layer of the endometrium, coordinates nutritional balance, gently repairs, and protects the ability to conceive again.