Patient's question:
The flow I did, there was very little bleeding for two days. After one week, the follow-up check was normal. On the 28th day, I had my period, and it has been five days now, with still abdominal pain. The previous four days had some flow with blood clots (I originally had menstrual cramps, but usually, the pain subsides after one day). What could be the reason for this? Is it normal? Or is it possible that the surgery caused gynecological inflammation? What should I do? I hope you can help me clarify this.Doctor's answer:
In your case, it might be due to an incomplete abortion procedure that injured the endometrium, leading to these symptoms. An incomplete abortion causing inflammation and abdominal pain, along with blood clots, is also possible. Since the endometrium was damaged during the procedure, these issues have arisen. Additionally, an abortion is very taxing on the body, and it takes time to restore your health after the procedure. This condition is likely a result of an incomplete abortion that damaged the endometrium. It is not a normal occurrence. I recommend you visit a hospital for a gynecological examination and consult a doctor for medication. You should also take good care of your health in the meantime, as an abortion is very taxing on the body.