When can I have an abortion for candidal vaginitis?

When can abortion be performed for patients with candidal vaginitis? Women who have had experience with abortion should know that if a patient suffers from candidal vaginitis, the patient is generally not able to undergo abortion, and if the patient's inflammation worsens, it may lead to infection of other tissues. Therefore, candidal vaginitis needs to be treated, and try not to miss the best time for abortion.

Patients with candidal vaginitis should be aware to go to the hospital first for routine examinations of leucorrhea and gynecological inflammation to see the infection situation. If it is not serious, an abortion can be arranged after the condition is relieved by oral anti-inflammatory drugs. The impact on the operation should not be significant, and patients need to choose a safer surgical method.

For patients with more serious candidal vaginitis, the condition may have a greater impact on the patient's body, and the operation will aggravate the inflammatory response. Patients should follow the doctor's advice to receive anti-inflammatory treatment first. The specific anti-inflammatory method should be carried out in conjunction with the abortion operation. For patients who have been pregnant for a long time, there may not be too much time for anti-inflammatory treatment. At this time, the doctor will provide emergency treatment for the patient, but anti-inflammatory treatment is still needed after the operation!

If the candidal vaginitis is severe after surgery, it is recommended that the patient undergo comprehensive treatment. In addition, if the patient experiences severe abdominal pain, bleeding, back pain, and other symptoms while resting at home, he or she should go to the hospital for a follow-up visit in time to avoid further inflammation.

When can I have an abortion for candidal vaginitis? The time of abortion should be chosen as long as the gestational sac develops to about 0.6cm. The operation is less difficult at this time, and the damage to the endometrium and the uterine ostium will be minimal. The patient will recover faster. There will be bleeding symptoms within one week after the operation. The patient should change underwear or sanitary napkins frequently to avoid bacterial growth and recurrence of candidal vaginitis!