Patient's question:
Five days ago, I had an abortion and removal of cervical polyps. The doctor said the polyps were quite large. After the removal, on the third day, an ultrasound revealed some clots had been expelled. I took medication twice, but now there's still some bleeding during the day, though the color is normal and it's not as much as before. At night, there's hardly any bleeding. How is this related to daytime exercise? When will my period return after the abortion? I'm worried it might affect the wound.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the cervical polyp removal surgery was performed during the same time as the induced abortion. I don't know when your period will come. According to your description, there may be abnormal symptoms after the induced abortion, but they will return to normal after two menstrual cycles. After the cervical polyp removal surgery, a small amount of minor bleeding is normal. At night, since you are lying down, the blood cannot be wiped away promptly. During the day, people are standing upright, so any minor bleeding can be expelled in a timely manner. In addition, during the treatment for cervical polyps, in addition to timely medical treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must maintain a light diet and always keep a cheerful and optimistic mindset to avoid unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of the cervical polyps.