Patient's question:
Bleeding after. Accompanied by peeling pieces oozing out, is it residue? Recent treatment and its effectiveness: No care for any assistance: Is there a need for a uterine clearance treatment?Doctor's answer:
After the flow, there may be minor skin abrasions and blood clots, which are normal and do not necessarily require a D&C procedure. Currently, you should focus on resting and taking some anti-inflammatory medication, along with consuming some motherwort. During the period of skin abrasion, it is important to maintain good personal hygiene. Avoid sexual intercourse for one month, do not eat cold or refrigerated foods, and be cautious of catching a cold due to exposure to cold. At the same time, pay attention to lying down more to prevent uterine prolapse. Once the bleeding stops, you can return to the hospital for a follow-up examination. As long as the bleeding duration is not too long, it is generally unlikely to be an inflammatory condition or incomplete miscarriage. If the bleeding does not exceed 15 days, it is considered normal. Do not worry and rest well.