Patient's question:
Three and a half months ago, I just gave birth to my daughter via cesarean section in the hospital. My wound didn't heal well at all, and I didn't plan to have another child in the next two years. Who knew that yesterday I felt dizzy and nauseous—after a careful checkup, I found out I'm pregnant again. I've only been postpartum for three and a half months. What should I do about an unexpected pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a thorough examination. If it is an intrauterine pregnancy, you can undergo medication-induced abortion within 49 days at a regular hospital. It is advised to place an intrauterine device promptly to adopt contraceptive measures and prevent unintended pregnancy again. After medication-induced abortion, it is important to closely monitor the bleeding. You can take Xin Chua Neng Granules and Yi Mu Cao Granules orally to help promote uterine contraction. For patients who have undergone cesarean section, in addition to active treatment, it is necessary to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep at all times in daily life. Sufficient deep sleep is essential to help you recover quickly from the illness.