What to do if you don't have your period for two months after an abortion

In life, many young couples or lovers are at a loss as to what to do due to accidental pregnancies due to lack of timely contraception. Now everyone focuses on work, and they will choose abortion for unexpected pregnancies. However, it is well known that abortion will harm the body. So what is the reason for not having menstruation for two months after an abortion?

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.

People's physical constitutions vary greatly. Even if there is a one in ten thousand chance of danger medically, it is 100 percent likely if it happens to you. Who can guarantee that you will not become that one in ten thousand? Therefore, experts recommend that you must strictly use contraception until you are ready to be a father or a mother. If contraception fails, you must use emergency contraceptive pills to reduce the chance of unwanted pregnancy.

What should you do if you find out you are "pregnant" but drank alcohol, took medicine, and had an X-ray without knowing it? Experts suggest that to determine whether to keep the baby or not, it is best to go to the early pregnancy clinic of the obstetrics and gynecology department for consultation and examination. Generally speaking, it is best not to take any medicine unless you are sure whether you are pregnant, but not all medicines are fatal to the fetus. Your doctor will be able to help you make this decision based on the types of medications you have taken.

From the article, we learned that menstruation did not come for two months after an abortion. Everyone's body is different. Why do we usually say that other people's bodies are fine but we have problems? No matter what your physical condition is, an abortion will cause harm to varying degrees.