Patient's question:
Please don't find out I'm pregnant, but because of many reasons, I had to have an abortion with my husband. We chose to have a miscarriage, but now we've learned that the uterine cavity wasn't cleaned properly after the miscarriage, which will affect future pregnancies. I'm very sad and would like to ask what to do if the uterine cavity isn't cleaned properly after a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, if the bleeding is excessive, with a volume greater than normal menstrual flow or accompanied by significant abdominal pain, it should be considered possible incomplete miscarriage, uterine atony, or infection. Timely examination and treatment for the patient should be implemented. This should be actively and carefully examined, as it may lead to inflammation. Go to the hospital for a thorough examination to make a clear diagnosis, and follow the doctor's advice for treatment under the guidance of the doctor.