Patient's question:
I got married last year. Recently, I've been experiencing lower abdominal pain, especially during my period. I'm very worried about it affecting my fertility, and I'm also extremely sensitive to cold and coldness. How many people are needed to take care of me during the hospital stay after a natural birth?Doctor's answer:
Women who give birth naturally are usually discharged from the hospital after about 3 days of observation postpartum. If there is a lateral incision in the perineum, it is generally removed according to the condition around 4-5 days postpartum. Wishing you good health!Hello, use an early pregnancy test strip.
Instructions:
Determine the test time: You can test on the day of your missed period or 7–10 days after intercourse.
Test method: Collect urine (first morning urine is best), insert the test strip, and observe the results within 5 minutes.
Interpreting the test results:
Positive: Color bands appear at both the top and bottom of the test strip, indicating pregnancy.
Negative: Only one purplish-red band appears at the top of the test strip, with no band at the bottom, indicating no pregnancy.
Invalid: No color bands appear. This means the test strip has expired.
Precautions when using the test strip:
1. The liquid level should not exceed the MAX line.
2. It is best to test the urine promptly. The urine can be left at room temperature for 8 hours or in the refrigerator for 24 hours. When testing, it must be returned to room temperature.
3. Adhere to the test time—observe the results within 5 minutes.