Patient's question:
Admitted to the hospital on April 12th, underwent an abortion procedure at the city's maternity hospital on April 16th, and was discharged home on the morning of April 17th to rest in bed. There was minimal postoperative bleeding, with coffee-colored discharge. On the 11th day, some weakness was felt in the groin area, with occasional pulling pain. On April 27th, I went to the city's maternity hospital for a follow-up check-up. At that time, there was coffee-colored discharge, occasional abdominal pain, groin swelling and pulling pain, and lower back pain and fatigue. A vaginal ultrasound was performed (ultrasound findings: 1. Bladder fullness TVCD 2. Uterine image Uterine position Anterior Size 4.74.24.5cm Cervical length 1.9cm Uterine contour Clear Margins Complete, Endometrial echo slightly increased 0.4cm Uterine wall echo uniform 3. Right ovary size 3.02.0 cm Left ovary detected 4. Other conditions Uterine rectal pouch No fluid CDFI: No obvious abnormal blood flow signals Diagnosis: Slightly increased endometrial echo)Doctor's answer:
Hello, this pain may be caused by nerve damage after surgery. You can try using drugs such as sodium diclofenac or oryzanol for treatment. Pay attention to adequate rest and recuperation, and prevent infection. In fact, under normal circumstances, undergoing any type of induced abortion will have some impact on the pregnant woman. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their own diet. Patients undergoing induced abortion should pay attention to their own care, such as a reasonable diet, avoiding cold, spicy, and irritating foods.