Patient's question:
I had an ectopic pregnancy surgery at the end of October. On December 6th, my period came normally for about 5 days. We had intercourse and I was breastfeeding. On January 7th in the morning, I noticed a flow of watery, powdery, brownish liquid, which then stopped. Three days later, a little more came out, and the intermittent flow lasted for about 5 days before stopping. We had intercourse again while breastfeeding. On the 22nd, I had another flow of watery, powdery, brownish liquid, which continued intermittently, with occasional heavy red blood flow until today when it still hasn’t stopped. There is no abdominal pain, and I’ve taken three home pregnancy tests at home, all negative. Recently, I haven’t been feeling well, always feeling like low blood sugar, dizzy and lightheaded. I’m taking Chinese medicine at home to regulate dampness! What’s going on with me?Doctor's answer:
Still considering gynecological inflammation. It is recommended that the patient relax their mood and, if possible, undergo relevant medical examinations at the hospital to identify the cause before providing targeted treatment. For ectopic pregnancy patients, daily treatment primarily involves symptomatic medication. The patient can take various oral medications and supplement them with multiple vitamins while paying attention to regular routines. The patient should also rest more during the day and ensure adequate sleep time, as well as engage in regular physical exercise.