What are the consequences of abortion for pelvic inflammatory disease? Cause severe cervical erosion

In fact, in clinical practice, many women who need abortions suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease. At this time, they cannot choose surgery at will, because if pelvic inflammatory disease is not cured, abortion can easily affect the normal contraction of the uterus, thus causing uterine infection and severe cervical erosion. However, abortion can be done for those with mild inflammation, and timely anti-inflammatory treatment after the operation is sufficient.

Abortion is very common in clinical practice. Before deciding to have an abortion, you need to conduct a variety of examinations, otherwise it will lead to infection after the abortion. The most important one is patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, because the pelvic cavity is closely connected to the uterus. If you force an abortion without curing pelvic inflammatory disease, it will cause many sequelae. Let us understand the consequences of abortion for pelvic inflammatory disease.
1. Mild inflammation will not have any side effects . Mild pelvic inflammatory disease can be treated with abortion, which will not affect the uterus. However, it is best to control the inflammation two days before the abortion and then perform the surgery. You need to rest for half a month after the abortion and prevent your body from catching a cold. Eat more nutritious food and keep your vulva clean. Do not take a bath within half a month after the abortion or when the vaginal bleeding is not clean. It is best to take a shower. Also, you must not have sex to prevent infection of the reproductive organs.
2. Situations that lead to uterine infection <br/>After having an abortion, the body's resistance will continue to decrease. If a woman already has severe pelvic inflammatory disease, and has an abortion without controlling the inflammation, it is easy to aggravate the inflammation. In particular, vaginal bleeding after abortion usually lasts for about a week. Inflammation can prolong the bleeding time, causing poor uterine contraction and resulting in uterine infection.
3. Consequences of severe cervical erosion <br/>The female cervix is ​​very important, as it can protect the uterus and prevent inflammatory bacteria from directly entering the uterus and thus infecting the uterus. Especially when pelvic inflammatory disease is not cured before abortion surgery is performed, it is most likely to cause cervical trauma in women, resulting in severe cervical erosion in the future. Therefore, it is best to perform abortion surgery after pelvic inflammatory disease is effectively controlled, so as to better protect the health of the uterus and reproductive organs.