Can I have an abortion if I have leucorrhea inflammation? It is recommended to have an abortion after treatment

If the white discharge is accompanied by inflammation or other gynecological inflammation, abortion at this time will cause uterine cavity infection, because the endometrium is wounded after the operation, the cervix is ​​open, and pathogenic microorganisms in the vagina can take the opportunity to enter the uterine cavity, causing endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, salpingitis, and fallopian tube adhesions. In severe cases, it can also cause infertility. Therefore, if there is vaginitis or inflammation of other reproductive organs, it is recommended to have an abortion after treatment.

There are many gynecological diseases that will manifest in women's leucorrhea. Therefore, it is best for women to observe their leucorrhea every day. If you find that your leucorrhea is light yellow or accompanied by odor, it may be caused by inflammation. If a woman has gynecological inflammation, it is best to treat it in time. So, can she have an abortion if her leucorrhea is inflamed?
Abortion is a short-term measure for women after contraception fails. However, before having an abortion, women must go to a regular hospital for treatment and undergo an examination to understand the condition of the uterus and determine whether the woman has gynecological inflammation. Patients with inflammation need symptomatic treatment before having an abortion, otherwise it will cause infection.
Women with leucorrhea inflammation cannot have an abortion. Because if vaginitis occurs, the bacteria will overgrow and be in a pathogenic state. If an abortion is performed without inflammation treatment at this time, the pathogenic bacteria in the vagina will increase the chance of entering the uterine cavity and increase postoperative infection. Once gynecological inflammation enters the uterine cavity, it may cause other diseases. Bacteria entering the cervix can cause cervical inflammation, and entering the uterine cavity can cause endometrial inflammation. Entering the fallopian tube can cause fallopian tube inflammation. Entering the pelvic cavity will cause inflammation around the pelvic and ovarian appendages, which will stimulate inflammation of the peritoneum and connective tissue around the uterus and other reproductive system diseases. The emergence of these diseases will bring a series of troubles to women's future lives, and even lead to women's future infertility.
If a woman has certain inflammatory diseases, her vaginal discharge will have some symptoms, such as yellowing and odor, and the nature of the vaginal discharge will also change, with purulent and watery appearance. Most inflammations are related to vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, and uterine fibroids. Before abortion, women not only need to be examined and prevent inflammation, but also need to be well cared for after the abortion. If the postoperative care is not done properly, inflammation will occur. If inflammation occurs after the operation, women need to use antibiotics to improve it to help recover as soon as possible.