Abortion surgery should prevent postoperative infection

Abortion surgery has certain risks. If the abortion surgery is not successful or is not taken seriously, there is a high possibility of postoperative infection. Let the experts explain to you in detail what may happen during abortion surgery . The details are as follows.

The most common complication of abortion is postoperative infection. Normally, there are many bacteria in the vagina, and bacteria also grow in the lower 1/3 of the cervical canal. The reason for a gynecological examination during abortion is that there is a cervical mucus plug in the cervical canal, which separates the uterine cavity from the vagina, so that these bacteria cannot easily enter the uterine cavity. The reason for a gynecological examination during abortion is that during abortion, surgical instruments need to pass through the vagina and cervix to enter the uterine cavity. Although strict surgical operation regulations are followed and the surgical instruments do not touch the vaginal wall, the cervical canal and the internal cervical opening are expanded during the operation, providing an opportunity for bacterial ascending infection; moreover, bacteria may also enter the uterine cavity directly with the surgical instruments.

We know that there are many bacteria growing in the vagina, and the bacteria are usually in a symbiotic state, inhibiting each other and not causing disease. When vaginitis occurs, the balance between these bacteria is broken, and some bacteria overgrow and become pathogenic. If an abortion is performed without treatment at this time, the chance of pathogenic bacteria entering the uterine cavity will increase, making it more likely to get infected after the abortion.

Therefore, the reason for doing gynecological examination during abortion is for gynecological examination and vaginal secretion testing. One of its purposes is to promptly detect potential diseases that can cause postoperative infection and provide treatment to ensure the safety of the operation and after the abortion.

The above is an introduction to abortion surgery, I hope it will be helpful to you. If you still have questions, please consult experts online, they will give you appropriate suggestions. Thank you for your support and trust in this website, and I sincerely wish you a healthy body.

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