Patient's question:
I started bleeding on the 15th of last month, 45 days after becoming pregnant, and it stopped completely by the 19th. Should the first day of postpartum recovery be counted from the start of bleeding or from when it stopped?Past treatment history and effectiveness: I had a threatened miscarriage, but it resolved on its own after five days of bleeding, which then stopped completely.
The kind of assistance I need: Consultation on when the first day of postpartum recovery should be calculated.
Doctor's answer:
Postpartum care generally starts from the time the fetus is delivered, and your situation is just an early miscarriage, not enough to be considered postpartum. You just need to take care of your body within one month after the miscarriage.Advice: If you want to calculate this time, it should start from the beginning of vaginal bleeding. Generally, after an abortion, it is recommended to avoid sexual activity for one month. As long as you pay attention for one month, there should be no major problems.
Note: The above advice is for reference only.