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What is a reproductive tract infection (RTI) and why is it important to treat it before using abortion medicines?

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What is a reproductive tract infection (RTI) and why is it important to treat it before using abortion medicines?

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If you have or suspect having a reproductive tract infection, you should not delay treating it as an untreated infection can have serious health consequences, including infertility. Symptoms of a reproductive tract infection include foul-smelling white or yellow/green discharge, itching or sores in the genital area, or frequent urination with pricking pain. During the visit with a medical professional, the medical professional is required to take your detailed medical history and give a thorough physical examination, including a pelvic examination. If an infection of the reproductive tract is suspected, a laboratory test may be prescribed to confirm this If a woman has an RTI, then she will be treated for the infection.

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