Patient's question:
My wife got pregnant for two months and then had a natural miscarriage. She has been very low in spirits and in pain, and she often tells me that her abdominal pain is quite uncomfortable. We have already come home from the hospital, but we don't know if abdominal pain after a natural miscarriage is normal or if we should go back to the hospital for further observation.Doctor's answer:
You have experienced abdominal pain after a natural miscarriage, which is normal. This pain may be caused by uterine contractions. After such a miscarriage, there may be some blood clots inside the uterus. The uterus can expel these blood clots through its own contractions. You can take some blood-activating and blood-stagnation-resolving medications, such as granules or motherwort granules. It is important to regularly undergo B examinations at the hospital. Once the miscarriage is completely cleared, the pain will naturally subside.