Patient's question:
Since the miscarriage, I've noticed a very hard and long lump on the left side of my abdomen that can be felt with my hand. I don't know what organ it is. Sometimes it becomes more prominent when I try to pass gas, but it shrinks back down afterward. What could be causing this? I never noticed it before. Is this normal for everyone, or is it related to the miscarriage?First follow-up question: Even after it shrinks, I can still feel it with my hand—it's very hard. Is this really nothing to worry about?
Is it unrelated to the miscarriage? It doesn't hurt. What can I do to make it return to normal?
Doctor's answer:
It should be considered whether the symptoms are caused by uterine contractions or the recovery of the uterus. Rest should be paid attention to in a timely manner. Medications that promote uterine contractions and uterine recovery can be considered, such as Xinshenghua Granules and Yi Mu Cao. Treatment can be administered with these medications if necessary. B and other examinations can be considered when necessary. In fact, under normal circumstances, any method of induced abortion will have some impact on the pregnant woman. Therefore, patients should pay attention to nursing and health care. Patients undergoing induced abortion should pay attention to self-care, such as dietary regulation, keeping warm, and avoiding catching a cold.