What should I do if I have cervical erosion during induced labor? Go to a regular hospital for treatment

When a woman needs an abortion due to an unexpected pregnancy, she should go to a regular hospital. However, if the doctor finds cervical erosion during the examination, anti-inflammatory treatment is required first. If it is mild cervical erosion, anti-inflammatory treatment is enough. If it is severe cervical erosion, there is no need for blind induction of labor. The disease needs to be completely cured before induction of labor can be performed.

Now some female friends have sex, but do not pay attention to contraceptive measures, resulting in unexpected pregnancy, and have to do induced abortion. However, before the induced abortion, if cervical erosion is found, the doctor will not perform induced abortion. Faced with these situations, women do not know what to do. So, let's take a look at what to do if cervical erosion occurs during induced abortion?
If the cervical erosion is mild, the induced abortion can be performed after the vagina is cleaned. However, if it is a severe inflammation, it must be treated first and then the induced abortion is performed. This is to prevent bacteria from invading the uterine cavity during the operation and aggravating the condition. Therefore, under normal circumstances, regular hospitals will issue some examination forms for patients to check whether the patient has cervical erosion to prevent harm to the patient during the operation.
If you have severe cervical erosion and still want to have an induced abortion, it will cause infection or bleeding during the operation. Therefore, if a woman must have an induced abortion, she must first treat the disease before the operation. If she insists on having the operation, or chooses to have the operation in a small clinic, it will aggravate the degree of cervical erosion.
To prevent cervical erosion, first of all, patients must pay attention to personal hygiene during menstruation and change sanitary napkins frequently; at the same time, they must have regular gynecological examinations, especially when physical problems occur, so that they can receive timely treatment; secondly, patients must have a healthy lifestyle, but be careful not to have sex too frequently and cherish their bodies.
For women, induced abortion surgery will cause varying degrees of damage to the body. Women should also pay attention to postoperative care to avoid various infections. It usually takes about six weeks after delivery for the uterus to slowly recover. During this period, they must avoid various infections and induce various inflammations. Therefore, after induced abortion surgery, women should pay attention to a proper diet, pay attention to personal hygiene, and avoid having sex too early. If they have sex too early, inflammation may occur.