Patient's question:
Got an ectopic pregnancy. Don't want to be hospitalized. So I went to the local children's hospital for surgery. The surgery has been done for 3 days now. No adverse reactions, just occasional lower abdominal pain. The amount of vaginal bleeding has also decreased. Does this mean the surgery was successful? What should I pay attention to in the future? Will it affect my future ability to get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to pay attention to rest and enhance nutrition. In terms of diet, focus on increasing bowel movements and consuming high-quality protein such as beans and dairy products. Also, include vitamin-rich foods like fresh vegetables, fruits, and iron-rich foods to aid digestion and promote healing.One month after the surgery, the body will recover. This means that sexual activity should be avoided within the first 30 days post-surgery, as it may lead to gynecological diseases or even infertility. Surgery can cause significant harm to a woman's body. Some cases of induced abortion may result in habitual miscarriage or infertility, so it is important to use contraception during sexual activity to minimize physical harm.