Postpartum lochia recurrence B ultrasound normal

In our daily life, many women find that they have recurrent lochia after giving birth, but after going to the hospital for a physical examination, they find that their B-ultrasound is normal. This situation is very common and will affect women's physical and mental health. For this kind of situation, the patient should go to a reliable hospital for a comprehensive physical examination. Only by finding the cause of the disease can scientific and standardized treatment be given. We should have a certain understanding of the solution to the recurrence of lochia in postpartum women.

After giving birth, the uterine wall will fall off, and it will contain some blood and necrotic tissue, which will be discharged through the woman's vagina. This is the so-called postpartum lochia. Some women may experience recurring lochia after childbirth, which may be due to problems with their uterus. Some women go to the hospital for B-ultrasound and find that their bodies are normal. This may be due to incorrect test results or improper operation of the medical staff.

For the situation that female postpartum lochia repeatedly has normal B-ultrasound results, women must pay attention and go to the hospital for a thorough physical examination. Only by finding the cause of the symptoms can the patient find the root cause of postpartum lochia. There are many reasons why women cannot stop discharging lochia after childbirth, such as infection of the uterus, remnants of pregnancy tissue in the uterus, and the onset of some uterine diseases.

If a woman has an infection in the uterus, which causes recurring lochia, she needs to take medication to control the infection and use antibiotics appropriately. If a woman has foreign matter in her uterus, she needs to undergo surgery or other methods to help expel the foreign matter, otherwise it will affect her health. If a woman has a uterine disease, she needs to be treated immediately without delaying the disease.

Generally speaking, in our daily life, many women encounter recurring lochia after giving birth. Although they have undergone B-ultrasound examination, no results are obtained. For this kind of situation, patients should go to a reliable hospital to seek help from obstetricians and gynecologists. There are many factors that cause gynecological diseases in women, such as foreign objects in the abdomen, infection, etc., and patients need medication.