Can I have an abortion if I have a cold and fever?

Women should not have an abortion if they have a cold or fever. Abortion should be performed when the woman is in good health. A cold or fever has already made the human body very weak. Performing an abortion at this time will cause the woman's body to be unable to support it. Therefore, women need to be in good health before undergoing an abortion. Abortion can only be performed with the consent of the hospital, and attention should be paid to physical conditioning before an abortion.

Experts pointed out: Generally speaking, professional doctors will judge whether an abortion can be performed based on the patient's physical condition. If inflammation or fever occurs during a cold, and the body temperature exceeds 37.5°, it is not suitable for an abortion. If it is just a simple cold, without inflammation or fever, the doctor can perform an abortion only after examination and confirmation that the operation can be performed.

Women must be aware that if they have symptoms such as a cold or fever before an abortion, they should not have an abortion. It is generally recommended that women who choose painless abortion should try to have the procedure around 36-56 days of pregnancy, which is the best time. Because the longer the pregnancy time, the more surgical complications there are, it is best not to miss the most suitable time for abortion. Once you miss it, you will have to have another abortion or induced labor, which will be more painful. Before the operation, women should not be overly nervous and should not put too much burden on themselves.

I would also like to remind everyone that you should do a B-ultrasound before having an abortion to check how long you have been pregnant and whether you are suitable for a painless abortion (the bladder needs to be filled before the B-ultrasound). You must be on an empty stomach before the operation, and you cannot not eat anything. Just eat a small amount of white porridge. Also bring a piece of clothing with you to wear when you leave the hospital to prevent you from catching a cold, and also remember to bring a sanitary napkin.