Patient's question:
After the medication was cleared, my period came back a week later. Is that normal? Details: I got pregnant on 12.2W, and on 11.28, I went to the hospital to prepare for prenatal care and build a medical record. Suddenly, I had pink-colored blood flow from below. The doctor immediately had me lie down and prepare for an ultrasound. The careful examination revealed that in addition to the fetal heartbeat, the placenta was too low. They immediately admitted me for bed rest (but I was still bleeding lightly, with a large amount). Starting at 10 a.m., I received bed rest injections and continued until almost the end of the afternoon. Due to a lack of oxygen supply, I experienced morning sickness, and when I vomited, I had to strain my abdomen, which caused my amniotic fluid to break. The doctor said it was likely not survivable. They then scheduled another ultrasound, which showed that in addition to the fetal heartbeat, there was excessive blood accumulation in the uterus, indicating that the child could not be saved.Doctor's answer:
After taking medication for a week, it's roughly about to peel off and become clean. In your case, it's mostly considered to be caused by poor uterine contraction. Regarding the situation you mentioned, it's mostly considered to be caused by poor uterine involution. If it's convenient, it's recommended to have another B check-up at the hospital. If there's no residual tissue, you can take Motherwort Granules to nourish and see. Avoid overexertion and exposure to cold. May I ask, did the B-ultrasound examination on the third show that it was completely cleaned out?