Patient's question:
Around March last year, I didn't pay much attention to many changes in my body. In mid-March, I realized I was pregnant. It had been two and a half months since I discovered the pregnancy, but I had already had a miscarriage due to an accidental fall. It's been a year now, and I've noticed that I didn't have a complete miscarriage. How can I still clean it up now?Doctor's answer:
Incomplete miscarriage is primarily characterized by vaginal bleeding that recurs after a miscarriage, with the bleeding being continuous and uncontrolled. The symptoms typically reappear within one month after the miscarriage. Since it has been a year since your miscarriage, there would be no possibility of incomplete miscarriage. You can undergo an ultrasound examination for a detailed check. If there are foreign bodies in the uterine cavity, you can have a hysteroscopy to diagnose the nature of the foreign bodies. It is important to rest during the day, avoid overtime work, refrain from overexertion, and avoid consuming spicy foods that may affect your health.