Patient's question:
I had a miscarriage yesterday, it was a medication-induced one. Now my stomach hurts a lot, and it's also hot outside. I can't even eat ice cream. There's nothing to eat at home, so I have to order takeout online. I want something nutritious, but I'm in need of expert advice. What are the important things to note after medication-induced miscarriage in the summer?Doctor's answer:
After medication abortion, avoid spicy and irritating foods. Frozen snacks are also not allowed to avoid stimulating the uterus, which may lead to excessive bleeding or incomplete discharge. Rest is important after the procedure, and at least one week of rest is recommended. If possible, extend the rest period. Maintain a healthy and hygienic diet, and you can consume bone broth or chicken soup. Avoid unhealthy foods like takeout meat dishes. If the bleeding persists for less than 20 days, there is excessive bleeding, or bleeding reappears after it has stopped, it is necessary to visit the hospital for a follow-up promptly.