The low menstrual flow after miscarriage can be temporarily observed or treated with medications that promote the recovery of the uterus, such as Postpartum Stasis Capsules, under the guidance of a physician. Or take oral contraceptive pills, such as Ursine, under the advice of a physician. The endometrium is damaged during miscarriage, and although it has a strong regenerative capacity, it takes some time to recover. When the damage to the endometrium is small, low menstrual flow may occur, but most menstrual flow will gradually return to normal within 2-3 months after miscarriage. In addition to taking medication, it is also important to supplement your diet with nutrients. To strengthen your body’s resistance after abortion, you should take more vitamin A, which is good for the recovery of the endometrium. In addition, the diet should be rich in high quality protein and dietary fiber, which will help to promote the recovery of the body.