Patient's question:
Last time, when I had an ultrasound, the doctor said there were two shadows in my abdomen, fearing there might be grooves or something inside, and recommended I be hospitalized for a hysteroscopy. I refused. Later during a follow-up examination, there was no blood, and the doctor said nothing. But less than ten days later, I had my period again. Six days after that, it came for one day, then one day without it. The doctor's conclusion was a uterine scar diverticulum. However, I've been in pain, and doctors at several hospitals have all said they can't explain why.Doctor's answer:
It was an ultrasound examination for a detailed check-up. In this case, further detailed examinations are necessary, so don't be too anxious. It is important to have another follow-up check. In addition to timely medical treatment for a cesarean section, friends who are patients should always maintain a positive attitude to face the illness. Only in this way can we reduce the patient's immunity and the belief to fight the disease. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to dietary care, primarily focusing on light food, avoiding cold food, believing that this will definitely drive away the cesarean section.