Patient's question:
First child, due to fetal demise, underwent an abortion on the afternoon of the 25th. After the procedure, there was mild abdominal pain that lasted only two hours and then subsided, with minimal bleeding. From the 26th to today, there has been no skin tearing or abdominal pain. The doctor prescribed a medication for invigorating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, called Xin Chuaoneng Granules. However, my daily diet consists of qi-boosting foods: eggs, red dates, brown sugar water, black chicken, pigeon, and pork stomach congee, etc. I have the following questions, please explain them in order!1. How does my diet conflict with the medication prescribed by the doctor?
2. How was the surgery successful?
3. Why was there minimal skin tearing?
4. How long should I wait for a follow-up check?
5. How long should I wait before trying to conceive again?
6. What detailed tests should I undergo before the next pregnancy?
Please explain in order, thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Factors preventing any interference after surgery for complete recovery. Your diet is fine, no problem. The success of the surgery also requires careful observation of vaginal bleeding. If the bleeding is no more than the amount of a menstrual period and does not exceed a certain number of days, it is considered successful. If there are no issues, a follow-up check-up is recommended after 7 days. You can conceive a year later. There is no problem; you don't need to undergo a thorough check-up before conceiving again next time. In daily life, it's important to maintain a good mood. A positive attitude is very helpful for the recovery from the illness.