Patient's question:
I had a D&C procedure on December 4th. There was no abdominal pain after the surgery, but there was a small amount of brownish discharge, which lasted until the 24th before clearing up. On the 25th, a follow-up check at the hospital revealed residual tissue, so I underwent a second procedure to clear the uterus. It's now the 3rd, and there's still some yellowish discharge, though not in large quantities. What could be causing this situation? Thank you!!!Doctor's answer:
Normal leukorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, sometimes viscous, and odorless. During puberty, leukorrhea is influenced by estrogen and exhibits cyclical changes, sometimes increasing and sometimes decreasing. During ovulation, leukorrhea becomes clearer and more abundant, while at other times it is less in quantity. If abnormal, it is recommended to have a routine leukorrhea test at the hospital for symptomatic treatment.In fact, under normal circumstances, any method of induced abortion can cause certain damage to the pregnant woman. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their diet. Patients undergoing induced abortion should focus on self-care, such as maintaining a balanced diet and avoiding cold, spicy, and irritating foods.