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Is Stomach Bloating Normal After A Miscarriage?
Is it normal to feel very gassy and bloated after a miscarrige. I also have a tender stomach and it hurts a little to press deep into my lower right abdomen.
I've been to hospital and was checked out. They told me there was some blood still but it would pass on its own. Are these symptoms I'm experiencing normal for 3 days after a miscarrige?
I've been to hospital and was checked out. They told me there was some blood still but it would pass on its own. Are these symptoms I'm experiencing normal for 3 days after a miscarrige?
Fri, 21 Apr 2017
Respected madam, hi I evaluated your query thoroughly.
*Yes one can get stomach bloating for 3 days after a miscarriage.
*That is related to hormonal changes , stress induced , certain drug induced
given by the Gynecologist.
*It comes to normal with specific precautions :
@ Avoid all oily / spicy / nonveg /beverages.
@ Take light, simple , digestible food items.
@ Maintain your hydration with plenty of liquids.
@ Avoid stress / anxiety.
@ Have adequately sound sleep of 8 hours.
@ Avoid smoking / alcohol / any abuse substances if used.
@ Take small amounts of food at intervals.
@ Can have combination of Proton pump inhibitor with anti-emetic if severe
discomfort to much concern.
@ Ask the Gynecologist if some drugs require modifications in context with
abdominal issue.
@ Avoid weight lifting / heavy work temporarily.
@ Remain ambulatory , do some light exercises.
Hope this clears your query.
Thanks for using Health Care Magic & reviewing my answer thoroughly.
Wishing you fast and speedy recovery from the same.
Regards.
Bye dear take care.
Would love to assist any further health related queries in future.
*Yes one can get stomach bloating for 3 days after a miscarriage.
*That is related to hormonal changes , stress induced , certain drug induced
given by the Gynecologist.
*It comes to normal with specific precautions :
@ Avoid all oily / spicy / nonveg /beverages.
@ Take light, simple , digestible food items.
@ Maintain your hydration with plenty of liquids.
@ Avoid stress / anxiety.
@ Have adequately sound sleep of 8 hours.
@ Avoid smoking / alcohol / any abuse substances if used.
@ Take small amounts of food at intervals.
@ Can have combination of Proton pump inhibitor with anti-emetic if severe
discomfort to much concern.
@ Ask the Gynecologist if some drugs require modifications in context with
abdominal issue.
@ Avoid weight lifting / heavy work temporarily.
@ Remain ambulatory , do some light exercises.
Hope this clears your query.
Thanks for using Health Care Magic & reviewing my answer thoroughly.
Wishing you fast and speedy recovery from the same.
Regards.
Bye dear take care.
Would love to assist any further health related queries in future.
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