Patient's question:
Five years ago, I had a medication-induced abortion. I got married over two years ago and have not been breastfeeding for nearly five months. I haven't conceived yet. Although it's said that an incomplete medication-induced abortion can lead to fallopian tube blockage, there are no obvious signs of menopause.Previous Treatment and Effects:
I haven't received any specific help yet.
Current Situation:
I had my period today and really want to verify how this is happening. I'm wondering when to go to the doctor, how to proceed, and what tests to undergo to confirm the issue. Due to my age, I hope to conceive quickly.
Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Hello? According to your condition, you can undergo a tubal patency test at the hospital during the 3 to 7 days after your menstrual period ends and have an ultrasound at the hospital to monitor your follicles. You need to take folic acid for two months before and after pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects. Avoid cold foods and irritating foods, and consume less coffee, alcohol, and spicy foods. Pay attention to rest, maintain a regular schedule, and avoid working overtime. Lastly, during the treatment period, patients need to follow a disciplined diet, maintain a regular routine, actively participate in physical exercise, regulate their physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to a weakened immune system.