Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: The female patient is 40-50 days pregnant, with no development of the yolk sac observed on ultrasound. She has a history of mold infection during pregnancy or before pregnancy, and has taken medication, including Isotretinoin. The rest of the information is unclear. She has already undergone an abortion under anesthesia, and on the day before the surgery, a gynecological examination at another hospital showed a + + result for vaginal discharge, with a cleanliness of grade II and mild cervical erosion, leading to laser treatment on the cervix. The next day, she underwent another abortion under anesthesia. Questions: 1. What consequences or sequelae might result from the above conditions? 2. Will there be problems with pregnancy again? 3. Are there issues with her ovaries or eggs? 4. If she delivers a full-term baby, will the child have any problems?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you have fertility requirements, when undergoing laser treatment, you should ask the doctor to perform it superficially to avoid affecting the function of the cervix. Generally, after microwave treatment, it takes about 2 months to heal. During this period, it is best to avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible. Severe cervical erosion may lead to infertility, but in your case, it should not significantly affect future pregnancy.