How long will it take for menstruation to come after miscarriage?

If a woman does not pay attention to physical conditioning after a miscarriage, it is easy to leave some roots of disease, which will cause a lot of adverse damage to her health. Therefore, she should pay attention to the later conditioning and observe the recovery of menstruation after miscarriage. Usually menstruation will resume after one month after miscarriage.

1. Normally, menstruation comes about 28 days after abortion. However, many women experience amenorrhea due to postoperative care, psychological pressure, uterine recovery and many other reasons. Some may be delayed for a few days, and some may be delayed for several months. If you feel uncomfortable, you can take some medicine to regulate your body. Generally, you will have menstruation one month after the day of your abortion.

2. The average time for menstruation to resume after abortion is 33.8 days, with the earliest being 13 days after the operation and the latest being 113 days after the operation. About 67.4% of women resume ovulation in the first menstrual cycle after abortion. Other data reported that 78.05% of women resumed menstruation within 30 days after abortion, and 2.33% became pregnant again before their menstruation stopped because of failure to use contraception in time. Even with medication to prevent early or mid-term pregnancy (10 to 16 weeks of pregnancy), it takes about 30 days for menstruation to resume after miscarriage.

3. Absence of menstruation after miscarriage can be said to be a relatively common sequelae of miscarriage.

Generally, menstruation will come one month after a miscarriage. However, after a miscarriage, damage to the endometrium or endocrine disorders may cause temporary menstrual irregularities. This is normal and the recovery period is generally about three months. If it exceeds that, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up.

4. In addition, experts point out that the timing of menstruation after miscarriage will vary depending on the number of days of pregnancy and individual physical condition. Generally speaking, the second menstrual cycle will follow after an early abortion. In many cases, due to the changes in the body's hormones caused by abortion, ovulation may also be delayed, and menstruation will be postponed accordingly. Therefore, there will be no menstruation for one or several months after the abortion. If your period is delayed for more than 7-10 days, it is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination.