Patient's question:
On the fourth day after the crowd, I had my period, but the color was very dark, and I often had lower abdominal pain. Lying down, I couldn't get up directly, otherwise the lower abdomen would hurt like menstrual cramps. Because of work, I didn't have time to go to the hospital. My colleague said it was because the cervix hadn't closed, and it's been nine days now. Is it serious? What kind of help do you need: How should it be treated, is it serious?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the amount of bleeding after an induced abortion should not exceed the amount of menstrual bleeding, the bleeding duration should not be less than one week, and abdominal pain should not exceed 3-4 days. If it goes beyond this range, it is necessary to consider conditions such as retained products of conception, incomplete uterine involution, or uterine cavity infection.In your case, it is recommended that you closely monitor your condition and undergo a follow-up examination at the hospital two weeks after the induced abortion. If any significant abnormalities are observed, seek medical attention promptly.
Preventing illness starts with maintaining a regular schedule, avoiding staying up late and late nights, and ensuring adequate sleep. Next, it is important to maintain a habit of exercise. Finally, attention should be paid to daily dietary habits. As long as these three points are well-maintained, recurrence can be avoided.