Patient's question:
Medical history and treatment outcomes: I had an ectopic pregnancy surgery (laparoscopy), and a few days later I got my period. It has been 15 days and it hasn't stopped yet. Later, the doctor told me to get a few days of anti-inflammatory injections, and I took them for three days, but the situation is still the same. What kind of help do you need: What should I do?Doctor's answer:
General minimally invasive laparoscopic technology has transformed the treatment of ectopic pregnancy from "major surgery" to "minimally invasive." It offers advantages such as minimal surgical trauma, less bleeding, shorter operation time, rapid postoperative recovery, shorter hospital stays, almost no abdominal scars, reduced pelvic adhesion, mild tubal obstruction, and better preservation of the fallopian tubes. Clotting the wound can prevent the exudation and deposition of fibrin, significantly improving patients' postoperative quality of life.Generally, menstruation will gradually return to normal 15 to 20 days after surgery. Pay attention to diet and nutrition to ensure adequate protein intake. Protein is a crucial component of antibodies, and insufficient intake can weaken the body's resistance.