Patient's question:
My daughter started catching a cold last month. She went to the hospital for intravenous drip and medication, which helped for a few days, but then it came back repeatedly with persistent coughing and runny nose. Last month, she stayed in the hospital for a week, but she was still like this there. After a few days of improvement, she was discharged. On the first of this month, she suddenly developed a high fever and went to Wuhan for a thorough examination. Below is the medical report. Now, she has been hospitalized for nearly 10 days. The day before yesterday at 3 a.m., she started fever again. The doctor said that the previous sepsis had improved, but it was caused by cross-infection in the hospital. Our family is now very anxious and scared. We asked the doctor, and he said there's nothing serious, but why can't she get better? I hope a doctor can give me a more accurate diagnosis.Doctor's answer:
For the issue you mentioned, if a woman is experiencing normal and regular menstruation after an induced abortion, it is a matter of safety. Generally, it is recommended for women to undergo periodic follow-up ultrasound examinations to confirm the complete recovery of the uterus after an induced abortion. Appropriate enhancement of dietary nutrition and early, active oral intake of anti-inflammatory drugs to promote the complete recovery of the uterus are necessary. This will help in early recovery.