Patient's question:
On November 29th, after a miscarriage and uterine clearance, there was minimal skin breakdown for 2 days. On the 16th, I took one post-coital contraceptive pill. On the 19th, a re-examination of the vaginal discharge showed no inflammation. On the 21st, vaginal bleeding began, which was less than the amount of a normal period and intermittent, with red blood. What could be the reason? Is it normal? Should I see a doctor? Can I now undergo a thorough examination to find the cause, considering the minimal skin breakdown?Doctor's answer:
Hello, experiencing a small amount of vaginal bleeding again after taking emergency contraception is also not a serious issue. As long as there are no other abnormal symptoms, it is not a concern. For your situation, you can first wait and see. If the vaginal bleeding persists, you should go to a regular hospital's gynecology department for a detailed examination to confirm the specific cause and receive targeted treatment. We wish the patient to develop good living habits and maintain a cheerful mood, and wish you a speedy recovery!