How long does it take to get menstruation after having an abortion?

In fact, in life, there are many friends who are very irresponsible about their own bodies. Some friends need to undergo abortion due to some unexpected reasons, but abortion is often very harmful to the human body. In the following article, we will introduce to you how long it will take to get your period after an abortion.

Menstruation usually comes 30-40 days after abortion. It is currently 38 days after the operation. You can observe for 2 days. If your period has not come yet, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to see if the delayed menstruation is caused by problems with the recovery of the endometrium, or by your own physical condition.

You currently have a headache, nausea, and hunger. This is the reaction you will have if you are under a lot of mental stress. Diabetes can also be considered. Your symptoms are somewhat similar to those of diabetes.

Please don't worry too much. Currently, the earliest menstruation after an abortion is 13 days after the operation, and the latest menstruation is 113 days after the operation. The onset of menstruation after surgery is mainly related to personal constitution.

Generally, menstruation will be irregular for 2-3 months after surgery, which is normal. You cannot have sexual intercourse within one month after surgery. You should take contraceptive measures after surgery. You cannot get pregnant for at least half a year after surgery, because it takes at least half a year for the endometrium to return to normal. If you get pregnant during this period, the endometrium has not fully recovered, which can easily lead to spontaneous abortion, which will have a great impact on future fertility problems.

From the above article, we have more or less learned how long it will take to get menstruation after having an abortion. First of all, the time of menstruation is determined based on the recovery of the individual's body. It may cause menstrual irregularities, so we still urge everyone to avoid abortion surgery as much as possible.