I haven't had my period for 30 days after the abortion.

What should I do if I find out I’m pregnant unexpectedly without being prepared for the baby? The only answer is abortion. Although it is very unfair to the child, we have no choice but to do this in order to be responsible to him. So is abortion really safe? Many hospitals have introduced painless abortion services, but are they really as effective as advertised? If you still don’t have your period after an abortion, does it mean that the operation has failed?

Normally, after a painless abortion, the ovaries can resume ovulation function within 22 days, and menstruation will occur in about 1 month. However, a small number of women experience menstrual disorders such as prolonged menstruation, irregular cycles, and amenorrhea after painless abortion. This situation usually returns to normal after 2-3 months, but in a few people it lasts longer, which requires regular check-ups. It is worth noting that if menstruation has not come for more than 50 days, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. In addition, if you experience fever, pain, excessive vaginal discharge with an odor, etc. after a painless abortion, you should immediately go to a professional gynecological hospital for examination and treatment.

When menstruation comes, the functional layer of the uterus falls off, and then the basal layer begins to proliferate and repair. If the basal layer is damaged under any circumstances, the endometrium loses its ability to repair itself. Even if the ovaries are functioning normally, menstruation may not occur. If the basal layer of the endometrium is damaged during an artificial abortion, amenorrhea may occur. If the uterine cavity is not covered with endometrium, adhesions may occur between the anterior and posterior walls. The clinical manifestations vary depending on the area of ​​damage to the basal layer of the endometrium. If the basal layer is completely damaged and the anterior and posterior walls of the uterine cavity are completely adhered, the patient may become completely amenorrhea; if part of the basal layer is still present, it will manifest as a decrease in menstrual volume; if the site of intrauterine adhesion is close to the cervical os, and there is still healthy endometrium above the adhesion, menstrual abdominal pain, unclean menstrual blood, and even blood accumulation in the cavity may occur due to the obstruction of menstrual blood outflow; if the endometrium is not damaged and only the endometrium of the cervical canal is damaged, causing adhesion of the cervical canal, more severe periodic lower abdominal pain may occur, and there will be no menstruation.

In addition to artificial abortion, postpartum curettage can also cause uterine adhesions as a cause of destruction of the basal layer of the endometrium. Severe purulent endometritis and tuberculous endometritis can also cause destruction of the basal layer of the endometrium and lead to amenorrhea. Although there is no menstruation after the basal layer of the endometrium is destroyed, the ovarian function is normal. If there are no other symptoms and no desire to have children, no treatment is required. Tuberculous or purulent endometritis requires treatment of the primary disease, but often the endometrium cannot be repaired after treatment and menstruation remains.

After an abortion, just like after giving birth to a child, there will be a period of confinement. Moreover, right after an abortion, the uterus and genitals are very fragile, which can easily lead to inflammation or heavy bleeding. Therefore, try to avoid sexual intercourse within one month after an abortion. Otherwise the chances of getting pregnant again will be very, very small.

Dear female friends, for the sake of our own health, we must cherish ourselves and learn to protect ourselves when having sex. After all, abortion is not absolutely harmless. After we have completed the abortion, we must keep a happy mood, so as to ensure the smooth flow of blood in the body, the menstrual period will come as scheduled, and there will be no dysmenorrhea.