Patient's question:
After the miscarriage procedure, a follow-up ultrasound in 2 weeks showed no abnormalities, but there was a very small amount of bleeding. After the bleeding stopped, there was yellow discharge, and a test of the discharge showed no abnormalities. I started taking Esmya on the night of the procedure and stopped after 21 days. Two days after stopping the medication, I experienced withdrawal bleeding. The amount on the first day was very small, and today is the fourth day. The bleeding is quite heavy, similar to the amount on the third day of my previous period. I have some lower abdominal pain. The bleeding is very heavy—what could be the reason? Should I take a hemostatic medication?Doctor's answer:
Now there is a lot of bleeding, but it is about the same as before menstruation, which is also a normal situation. This is still menstruation, but it is induced by medication. You can wait and see for a couple of days, and the blood flow should naturally decrease. If the bleeding stops within 7-8 days, there is no problem. You can start taking Eswiss again on the 8th day after stopping the medication. If the bleeding continues to be excessive or lower than your previous menstrual flow, you should see a doctor and take medication to stop the bleeding.