Patient's question:
Five months after the miscarriage, there was heavy bleeding. The doctor said it was due to placenta adhesion and recommended surgery, as well as uterine contraction surgery. Is the heavy bleeding normal, or do I really need these surgeries?Doctor's answer:
Around one week after surgery, bleeding from the lower body will usually stop, and symptoms such as lower abdominal discomfort should not occur. Therefore, it is recommended that you visit a hospital for a check-up to determine whether an infection or incomplete abortion has occurred. You can also use the opportunity to observe the recovery of your uterus.Additionally, it is advised to rest extensively within the first two weeks after surgery, avoid heavy physical labor, and avoid contact with cold water. Abstain from sexual activity for at least one month. Eat a diet rich in various nutrients to help speed up your body's recovery.