Patient's question:
How many weeks has the natural miscarriage been? Recently, I've noticed blood clots coming out of my vagina, but I don't know what's going on. It doesn't hurt, and there are no other abnormal reactions. I want to ask the doctor why there are blood clots in the vagina after a natural miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Friend, within one month after a natural miscarriage, you should not engage in any physical activity. Rest and recuperate as much as possible, as this will help your uterus recover better. I suggest you take a temporary leave from work and stay in bed to rest. You can eat some jujubes (three per day), add two eggs to your pork rib soup, or have two eggs per day if you prefer. Also, consider having black chicken soup, noodle soup, or porridge (you can add an egg to it). While you can still eat stir-fried dishes, it's best to consume them in moderation. Carrots are okay to eat, but avoid overly spicy or sweet foods. Most importantly, make sure you get adequate rest.Regarding your bleeding, it seems to be more than expected. You likely have an infection. Although your symptoms are like this, the ultrasound results show that the bleeding is clean. Within two weeks, the bleeding should gradually stop if it has completely cleared.