What should I do if a small abortion is found during a post-abortion re-examination?

Patient's question:

Abortion surgery 35 days ago has ended, with bleeding for 4 days. It was clean for a few days, but now there is still bleeding. Currently, there are no bad feelings at all. Today, during the follow-up check, it was found that there is no menstruation after miscarriage. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

If you have a very small amount of residual tissue in the uterine cavity, it can generally be expelled with the next menstrual period. After a miscarriage, there may be a short period of menstrual irregularity, which is likely related to incomplete recovery of the endocrine system. If you don't feel any discomfort, you can first wait and see. Avoid eating cold or cooling foods and pay attention to preventing abdominal coldness. If you don't plan to get pregnant, it's important to take proper contraceptive measures to prevent accidental pregnancy. Frequent miscarriages can be harmful to both your body and the endometrium. Condoms or menstrual abstinence can be used for contraception, which is relatively safe.

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