Will I get my period if I have an unclean abortion?

Some couples often get pregnant when they have sex without any precautions. If you don't want a child, you often choose to have an abortion, but abortion is very harmful to the female body. There is also a certain risk factor in abortion. It is possible that the abortion is not complete and the fetus may cause damage to the body. Sometimes, unclean abortion may affect the regular menstrual period. You should see a doctor in time or make some appropriate adjustments.

If the discharge is not complete, vaginal bleeding will not stop. If it stops, it is considered to be complete. Guidance:

You can check the uterine adnexae with color Doppler ultrasound to see if there is any residue in the uterine cavity. If not, you can rest assured. If the menstruation has not come for more than 7 days, you can take the menstrual regulating drugs such as Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan and progesterone for treatment.

If the abortion is not clean, the vagina may continue to bleed, and the possibility of menstruation is low. If the bleeding lasts for a long time, it should be taken seriously. Guidance:

You should go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound in time to see if the abortion is complete. If it is complete, you will usually have your period afterwards. If it is not complete, you should consider taking medicine or having a uterine curettage in time.

Termination of pregnancy by artificial or medical methods within 3 months of pregnancy is called early pregnancy termination, also known as artificial abortion. It is used as a remedy for unexpected pregnancy due to contraceptive failure. It is also used for those who need to terminate pregnancy due to illness or to prevent congenital malformations or genetic diseases. Artificial abortion can be divided into two methods: surgical abortion and medical abortion. Commonly used methods include vacuum aspiration abortion, forceps curettage abortion and medical abortion.

1) Healthy women aged 18-40 years who are diagnosed with normal intrauterine pregnancy (last menstrual period ≤ 49 days) and voluntarily request to use medication to terminate pregnancy; 2) High-risk candidates for artificial abortion, such as those with reproductive organ malformations (except rudimentary uterine horn), severe pelvic deformity, extremely tilted uterus, cervical dysplasia or tough uterus, scarred uterus, multiple artificial abortions, etc. (Note: Even if these patients choose medical abortion, they still have high-risk factors for medical abortion. The failure rate of medical abortion and the chance of post-abortion bleeding are higher than those of patients without high-risk factors); 3) Those who have concerns or fears about surgical abortion.