What methods can cure post-abortion infection?

What methods can cure post-abortion infection? Abortion not only hurts the uterus, but also makes it more likely to cause uterine infection. Therefore, young women must pay more attention to care after abortion to prevent postpartum infection. If an infection is unfortunately caused, don't panic too much and actively seek treatment. The following are some methods that can cure post-abortion infection.

Post-abortion infection is mostly caused by factors such as sexual history before surgery or lax disinfection during surgery. Lower abdominal pain and irregular vaginal bleeding may occur 3 to 4 days after surgery; some may also have chills and fever, and vaginal discharge with a foul odor. Inflammation may involve the endometrium, fallopian tubes, pelvic tissue and peritoneum.

If treatment is not timely, it may become chronic, manifested by excessive menstruation, prolonged menstruation, increased leucorrhea, and swelling and pain in the lower abdomen. Therefore, there should be no sexual history one week before the operation, and attention should be paid to aseptic disinfection during the operation. Once an attack occurs, two or three antibiotics should be used early, in sufficient quantity, and in combination.

Post-abortion infection can also cause adhesions of the cervix and uterine cavity, which is caused by intraoperative injury and postoperative infection, manifested as postoperative amenorrhea or infrequent menstruation, periodic lower abdominal swelling and pain, and secondary infertility. After the attack, a uterine probe can be used to separate adhesions of the cervix and uterine cavity, and an IUD or oil gauze strip can be inserted to prevent further adhesions.

Artificial cycle therapy can also be used to make the endometrium proliferate and fall regularly to prevent adhesion again. If adhesion is not treated in time, it will block the movement of eggs and sperm and the implantation process of fertilized eggs, eventually leading to infertility.

Therefore, every abortion procedure should avoid incomplete abortion, excessive suction and scraping, inflammation of the wound, and try to reduce the number of abortions. If necessary, a tubal patency test should be performed as soon as possible. If newlyweds are temporarily unable to have children, they should choose effective contraceptive measures and try not to have an abortion for the first child to prevent future infertility.