What should I do if I have severe leukorrhea seven days after a natural miscarriage?

Patient's question:

Doctor, hello! Since getting pregnant, I've become very cautious and haven't covered up on some things. I even quit my job and stayed at home to take care of the pregnancy. But I don't know what happened—after 45 days of pregnancy, I had a miscarriage. However, seven days after the natural miscarriage, I started having secretions that were like mucus and white like leukorrhea. What could this be?

Doctor's answer:

You are experiencing a natural miscarriage. Generally, during the seven days after a natural miscarriage, you should be within the range of the ovulation period. If you again have mucus-like vaginal discharge, it should indicate a sign of menopause. If there is no odor in the vaginal discharge, it is considered normal. You need to pay attention to rest, maintain a balanced diet, avoid heavy physical labor within half a month, and refrain from sexual intercourse within one month.

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