Can I have abortion with medicine if I have inflammation?

Gynecological inflammatory diseases are common diseases among women. If a pregnant woman has a gynecological inflammatory disease and wants to abort the fetus but does not want to use surgery, she can choose medical abortion. However, medical abortion has relatively high requirements for pregnant women, for example, the pregnant woman's body needs to adapt to the reaction of medical abortion. And medical abortion should be used in the early stages of pregnancy. But I have inflammatory diseases in my body and I want to have medical abortion. So can I have medical abortion and uterine cleaning if I have inflammation?

Can I have a medical abortion if I have gynecological inflammation?

What is the difference between medical abortion and artificial abortion? Many people don’t know. In fact, the success rate of medical abortion is only 75%, which means there is a 25% chance of failure. Therefore, we cannot rely on luck and must ensure the success of medical abortion from all aspects. Experts point out that once medical abortion fails, uterine curettage must be performed in time to clean it out. If it is not cleaned properly, it may cause abnormal conditions such as vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain, and may even cause infection, which will eventually affect reproductive function or cause infertility.

Some wastes cannot be excreted and may even cause cancer. So how can we ensure the safety of medical abortion?

The first thing is to check. Before having a medical abortion, you must do a preoperative examination and go to the doctor to see if there is any gynecological inflammation. Or if you feel abnormal vaginal discharge, vulvar itching, lower back pain, etc., it is best to get a diagnosis to see if you have gynecological inflammation. Only through detailed examination and targeted treatment can the damage be minimized.

After the inflammation is effectively controlled, visual painless artificial abortion can be performed to avoid the risk of incomplete medical abortion and the need for uterine curettage. There are certain groups of people who are suitable for medical abortion. For example, those who are over 34 years old, or whose gestational sac is larger than 2.3 cm, as well as some heart disease patients and people with anemia cannot have medical abortion.

In short, for the sake of your own health, you must not blindly choose the method of abortion. Whether it is surgical abortion or medical abortion, you must undergo a strict preoperative examination. Be sure to avoid problems such as irregular menstruation or amenorrhea caused by medical abortion. Many women's problems such as fallopian tube nasal congestion and habitual miscarriage are caused by incomplete medical abortion, so we must learn from the lesson.