Patient's question:
What kind of help do you want: 1. According to online research: To prevent postoperative infection due to crowd flow, intravenous infusion (tinidazole + levofloxacin or tinidazole + ceftriaxone) for 3 days after surgery, followed by oral medication for a week, and then taking Yimu ointment. Is this correct? Please provide the best medication? (My immunity is relatively low) 2. Wash the external genitalia with warm water 1-2 times a day; it is also said that the private area should not come into contact with water for a week after surgery. Which is correct? 3. How long after surgery should an ultrasound be performed for follow-up, and what other precautions should be noted?Doctor's answer:
A miscarriage, though considered a "small postpartum period," should be cared for as thoroughly as a full-term birth ("big postpartum period"). You should consume nutrient-rich, easily digestible foods such as eggs, milk, pork ribs, chicken, and fish. Avoid washing your hair, taking showers, washing your hands, and doing laundry or vegetables with cold water, as the cold stimulation may trigger arthritis and leave behind joint and muscle pain in the chilled areas. It is recommended not to use cold water too soon. Biochemical granules can promote the elimination of stagnant blood and the restoration of the uterus. You can use ofloxacin, which is available in oral form. Alternatively, you can use the antibiotic you usually take.