Patient's question:
Hello! I just had a miscarriage, and then I fainted on my way home. After getting home, I lay in bed and fainted again—altogether, I fainted twice. What could be the reason for this? What measures should be taken?Doctor's answer:
After the rescue from a miscarriage surgery, the body is relatively weak, which may be related to this. Of course, transient choking cannot be completely ruled out either. In the initial 2-3 days after the rescue from a miscarriage surgery, bed rest should be the primary focus, during which attention should be paid to enhancing nutrition. Fresh vegetables, fruits, and high-quality proteins should be consumed more, including soy products, milk, lean meat, and eggs. Careful observation should be made to monitor the amount of bleeding and its duration.