Patient's question:
I am pregnant. A few days ago, I had a thorough examination, and the doctor said there were significant problems with the embryo's growth and development. Then, I had a miscarriage surgery at the hospital, but after the miscarriage, I experienced breast engorgement. I would like to understand how to alleviate the severe pain from breast engorgement after miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
It is relatively normal for breasts to experience again after childbirth, and if accompanied by lactation, it is also normal. There is no need to worry; pay attention to massage and proper breast care during daily routines. This pain caused by the recurrence of engorgement can be relieved through various methods, such as using a breast pump to extract excess milk. Alternatively, you can perform the massage yourself or seek a professional massage therapist to provide relief through localized massage or cold compresses.