Is there a correlation between a small amount of menstrual flow and miscarriage?

Patient's question:

Previously, it was always five days, but in reality, almost nothing was left by the fourth day, and a little bit came on the fifth day to finish it. I had an abortion once, and since then, my menstrual flow has significantly increased over the past three months. It has now lasted for six days, and I personally think it should be considered normal, as it used to be less. However, now when it comes on the fourth or fifth day, I feel a bit dizzy and especially sleepy. Previously, every time I had my period, my breasts would be very swollen and painful, but that has stopped now. Also, my abdomen doesn’t hurt as much as it used to. I’d like to ask if my dizziness and fatigue could be due to anemia? I am 25 years old, and I want to have a child in a year.

Doctor's answer:

??????Hello, this situation is mostly due to the body not fully recovering its vitality after a miscarriage, leading to some symptoms of blood deficiency, which is why you have symptoms of reduced menstrual flow. You can treat this by strengthening the spleen and nourishing blood.
I suggest trying the Ten-Tonifying Decoction to address your blood deficiency symptoms. In your daily life, you can use lotus seed porridge or coix seed porridge for dietary therapy. Combining these treatments for a period of time can effectively alleviate your blood deficiency symptoms.
During your daily routine, you can eat more jujubes and consume more protein-rich foods appropriately. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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