How long does it take to get your period after egg retrieval?

Due to some personal physical reasons, some women now need to undergo egg retrieval surgery to become pregnant. However, any surgery will have some impact on the body. Female friends who have undergone egg retrieval surgery are now very concerned about how long it will take for them to have their first period after egg retrieval, after all, it affects their own physiological problems. The following summarizes a few points. Let’s learn about them together today.

1. If your menstruation is normal, it will be about the same time as usual. Sometimes it will be delayed for a few days. That is, the difference between your ovulation time after your menstruation and the time of your egg retrieval this time should be delayed by these few days.

2. If the time cannot be determined, take progesterone or motherwort granules to regulate menstruation. Maintain a regular routine in your daily life, prevent colds, eat more iron-containing and nourishing foods, adjust your mentality, and recover normal physiology faster.

3. Generally, if the eggs are not transplanted or the transplantation fails after egg retrieval, menstruation will be delayed. You can either continue to wait or go to the hospital to take some menstrual induction medicine.

The above are several explanations of how long it will take for menstruation to occur after egg retrieval. Women who have undergone egg retrieval surgery must take good care of themselves, keep the wound clean, and strictly follow the doctor's instructions. If you don't have your period for a long time, you should go to the hospital to consult a professional doctor in time. You must maintain a good attitude and don't put too much mental pressure on yourself.