Patient's question:
In August, I accidentally got pregnant. I went to the hospital for an abortion, but the doctor said I had candidiasis vaginitis, pelvic effusion, and a very poor cleanliness index. I had to be treated first before the surgery. It took 10 days to resolve this matter. This time, I might have gotten pregnant again. Is it going to be another hassle? Also, if it weren't for that accidental pregnancy, I would never have known I had gynecological problems—I had no symptoms at all. Why is that? Please help me find an expert to answer this!Doctor's answer:
Okay, it is possible to review a routine leukorrhea test. If it is negative for mold, then abortion can be considered. If it is positive, it is best to undergo further treatment. The Kefing (Kani Ting Suppository) works well; you could consider inserting 1-2 pieces vaginally. For abortion, medication abortion is better if it is less than 49 days. If it is later, you can consider surgical abortion. Surgical abortion includes general abortion and painless abortion.