Patient's question:
I've been pregnant for three months. Before, it might have been pelvic inflammatory disease or catching a cold from drinking cold water, but I don't know what happened. The tests showed no problems, but I've been experiencing lower abdominal bloating. Later, an MRI revealed twisted veins at the bottom of the uterus. Last year, it improved, and everything was fine, but bloating still occurs when I'm tired or exposed to cold. I'd like to ask if I get pregnant again—I had a C-section the first time, and will my body be okay after another C-section? I hope it won't bloat like before.Doctor's answer:
Based on your condition, the diagnosis suggests that this could also be delivered via cesarean section.Advice: Rest well, maintain a regular schedule, avoid overwork, and ensure a balanced diet during pregnancy, avoiding cold and cool foods. Additionally, for patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, diet and care during treatment are crucial. Patients must digest vitamins, prevent stomach issues, and follow a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm.