Patient's question:
I had laparoscopic surgery on November 14th due to an ectopic pregnancy. At the time, the doctor said it was caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, and my left fallopian tube was removed. On the 26th, vaginal bleeding stopped, but I had an itchy vulva and used a medicated rinse. I was discharged on the 18th, and on the 27th, I went to the hospital because the vulva was extremely itchy. The doctor prescribed me Dazolate vaginal effervescent tablets and used them for two nights. On the 29th, I had vaginal bleeding, which was different from my usual menstrual period, and there was still some pain in the surgical incision. The doctor said that my menstrual cycle would be irregular for two months before the surgery. About 10 days after discharge, I started showing signs of my next period (it has been 5 days already), and it is very light. Today, I called the doctor, and they told me to wait and see. I want to know if it is normal to have my period now?Doctor's answer:
Based on your current symptoms, this is normal. You don't need to worry too much. You can take traditional Chinese medicine to regulate your body, such as Menstrual Regulation Decoction or Poria Qi-Strengthening Decoction. You will gradually recover completely.Doctor's inquiry: For ectopic pregnancy patients, while undergoing standard treatment, you can also use folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. Maintain a proper diet in your daily meals to avoid stimulating foods. Keep a positive mindset.