Patient's question:
I had an ectopic pregnancy where one fallopian tube was removed. Two days after the surgery, I started bleeding from my vagina and experienced abdominal pain. The doctor prescribed pain medication, which helped alleviate the pain. I was discharged, but now the abdominal pain has returned. I didn't ask the doctor what the medication was or what other pain relievers I could take.Doctor's answer:
Herbal blood-activating medications should not be taken blindly, as they may mask symptoms and delay the diagnosis. It is recommended that you first visit a hospital for a follow-up examination to determine the specific cause of your abdominal pain before taking targeted medication. The cause of your previous abdominal pain may not be the same as this time. In addition to timely treatment for gynecological conditions, patients should also pay attention to maintaining deep sleep in their daily lives. Only with sufficient deep sleep can you recover from the illness as soon as possible.