Patient's question:
9 days after miscarriage and induced abortion. The re-examination results are below. Is this result okay now! Three years ago, I had an induced abortion, and after that, my menstrual periods gradually became lighter. I'm worried about uterine adhesion. So, could I have noticed uterine adhesion during this induced abortion? The doctor didn't say whether there was or wasn't adhesion. Sad about the connection between miscarriage and uterine adhesion. Do I need to have a hysteroscopy examination?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your menstrual period is gradually decreasing, and you are concerned about uterine adhesion. You can have a hysteroscopy to check it. If you don't get pregnant after trying, a hysteroscopy can be done. If you get pregnant, it cannot be done. The daily treatment for patients with fetal demise mainly involves taking medication. Patients can use many oral medications, combined with various vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, avoid cold foods, and get more rest. Do not work overtime or stay up late, and pay attention to keeping warm.