Many women suffer from gynecological diseases, which are usually caused by inadequate hygiene, resulting in infections and ultimately leading to inflammation. Inflammation should be checked and treated in a timely manner, otherwise it will bring more serious consequences. So, can an abortion be performed if there is inflammation?
If a woman has gynecological inflammation, she cannot undergo abortion surgery. Generally speaking, women need to undergo gynecological examinations and routine vaginal discharge tests before surgery. For example, if there are fungal vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, and trichomonas vaginitis, they should be treated accordingly. Abortion can only be performed after normal vaginal discharge.
If women suffer from gynecological inflammations such as vaginitis and cervicitis, they should first treat the inflammation before surgery. Otherwise, surgical instruments may directly introduce pathogenic bacteria into the uterine cavity, leading to various gynecological inflammations such as endometritis, salpingitis, etc., which may cause high fever, abdominal pain, affect women's future fertility, and even endanger their lives in severe cases.
Due to the risks associated with abortion surgery, women are advised to take active contraceptive measures during sexual activity if they are not yet ready to have children, in order to avoid unintended pregnancies. In daily life, if women undergo induced abortion surgery, they should strengthen postoperative care, scientifically adjust their diet, and avoid eating spicy and cold foods.
