Patient's question:
I had a baby last year through a cesarean section. It was a baby weighing over 6 pounds. However, after the baby was born, I was readmitted to the operating room due to late postpartum hemorrhage and underwent emergency treatment. At that time, I felt like I was almost dying from the pain. How is late postpartum hemorrhage treated?Doctor's answer:
The pathogenesis of metrorrhagia is due to damage to the Chong and Ren meridians, which cannot regulate menstrual blood. As a result, menstrual blood flows from the uterus at irregular times. The underlying causes include various factors such as deficiency, excess, heat, and blood stasis, requiring treatment based on syndrome differentiation. Pay attention to maintaining good health. Enhance nutrition by consuming foods rich in protein, as well as vegetables and fruits. In daily life, maintain a balance between work and rest, avoid heavy physical labor and strenuous exercise, ensure sufficient deep sleep, stay mentally happy, and avoid unnecessary mental stress. This is very effective for the comprehensive prevention and treatment of metrorrhagia with dysmenorrhea.