Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Does a pregnant woman experience lower body pain when she's about to give birth?Doctor's answer:
Hello, this situation is normal and does not require treatment. It is not a disease, so please do not worry. Maintain a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, drink plenty of water, get more sun, and engage in regular exercise. Postpartum bleeding usually stops within 7 to 10 days; it should not exceed two weeks. For women who have had an induced abortion, the experience is no less demanding than giving birth. Avoid heavy physical labor too soon, as it may lead to the condition of "uterine prolapse." After an induced abortion, it is important to consume nutrient-rich foods, as well as fresh vegetables and fruits. In the first half month, focus on eating chicken, lean meat, eggs, dairy products, and beans and bean products. Avoid foods. Additionally, what is even more important after an induced abortion is ensuring adequate iron intake to prevent anemia. The ideal duration for recovery is about half a month, but those who are physically weak, have poor constitution, or have lost a lot of blood may extend the recovery period accordingly. Induced abortion can have many adverse effects on women.