Patient's question:
27 Onset Date: November 9, 2001: Three days after the miscarriage, there was blood. The doctor's diagnosis and test results confirmed it. When people and the band did the miscarriage together, I was worried that I might get pregnant again, so I discussed with the doctor about a good breastfeeding method. I asked the doctor how to wear a ring, and the doctor said I was doing a painless miscarriage and could do it together.Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description: The effectiveness of an intrauterine device (IUD) for breastfeeding is relatively safe, simple, and economical. If you expect your child to be taken out of the IUD at any time, it can be placed during a painless abortion surgery. After placement, a very small amount of bleeding is normal. If you do not observe the bleeding for the time being, you should pay attention to perineal hygiene. Routine B-ultrasound follow-up is generally required after placement, usually needing three months to recover.