Patient's question:
I finally got pregnant this year, but unfortunately, due to my own carelessness, I lost the baby. It's a natural miscarriage, I guess. Right after losing the baby, my lower abdomen was scratched and red in patches, and every time I went to the bathroom, some clots were discharged. I'm urgently asking what to do about excessive blood clots during a natural miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
In your situation, it is recommended that you promptly visit a gynecology department for a color Doppler ultrasound examination. If the natural miscarriage is not completely clean, it may lead to severe bleeding. The ultrasound can help confirm the diagnosis, and then you should address the issue under the guidance of a doctor. After the miscarriage, it is essential to rest more, at least for one month. Avoid sexual activity for at least two months, and you can only get pregnant again after at least one year. During this period, it is important to enhance your nutrition and consume more protein-rich foods.