Patient's question:
My baby is already nine years old, and I have never planned to have a second child. But recently, I unexpectedly got pregnant. The family discussed it and decided that since it had happened, we should have the baby. Unexpectedly, I had a miscarriage, and it has been bleeding constantly. Hello doctor, after a natural miscarriage, the bleeding has persisted for more than usual. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
In natural miscarriages, the bleeding time generally should not be less than ten days. If it is less than this duration, it is likely due to incomplete natural miscarriage or incomplete shedding of the endometrium, which may cause the issue. In such cases, it is necessary to visit a hospital for a gynecological ultrasound. If the examination reveals residual blood clots or excessively thick endometrium, it can be resolved through simple methods. If the residual amount is minimal, oral medications that aid uterine contractions can also be taken in conjunction to expel blood clots and remnants.