Patient's question:
The lochia cleared for two or three days and then returned. During this period, I ate black fungus. Is there a connection between the red lochia and eating black fungus? Additionally, I occasionally have lower abdominal pain on the right side. Previously, an examination showed that my uterus had fully recovered, and is there a connection with eating black fungus? If I stop eating it, will the lochia clear up in a few more days?Doctor's answer:
In your case, it may be due to the dissolution reaction of catgut sutures in the uterine incision after surgery. It is also possible that it could be related to menstruation. It is recommended to have appropriate examinations at the hospital, such as MRI and blood HCG tests, to rule out organic diseases. Once the disease is ruled out, careful observation can be conducted. I deeply understand your experience. I also had a cesarean section, and the situation was the same as yours. It took me two whole months to recover. Cesarean sections cause significant interference to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, proper self-care should be maintained, including eating more vegetables and fruits and avoiding foods. I hope that cesarean section patients can receive professional treatment.