No menstruation after miscarriage

Termination of pregnancy surgery is very harmful to women's bodies, so unless there are very special reasons, doctors generally do not recommend women to undergo termination of pregnancy surgery. Some women do not have menstruation after a miscarriage. This is an abnormal phenomenon. What should we do in this situation? After having an abortion, we must go to the hospital for regular check-ups. If we find any problems with the uterus, we can receive timely treatment.

1. What happens if you don’t have your period after a miscarriage?

The absence of menstruation after abortion can be said to be a relatively common sequelae of abortion. Generally, menstruation will come one month after abortion. However, after the abortion, damage to the endometrium or endocrine disorders may cause temporary menstrual disorders. This is normal and the recovery period is generally about three months. After abortion, due to changes in hormone levels in the body and damage to the endometrium during surgery, most women will experience changes in their menstruation. Some people may experience an increase or decrease in menstrual volume, some may experience delayed menstruation, and so on. If you do not have your period after an abortion, there are three possibilities.

One is that artificial abortion causes cervical adhesion or intrauterine adhesion.

Second, excessive forceps and curettage during artificial abortion can cause severe uterine trauma.

The third is endocrine disorders after artificial abortion.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a hysteroscopy first to see if there is cervical adhesion or intrauterine adhesion. And do B-ultrasound to check the thickness of the endometrium. If it is above eight millimeters, you can take progesterone capsules to promote menstruation. If the endometrium is very thin, you can draw fasting blood to check six sex hormones. There will be changes in the menstrual cycle after an abortion. A small number of women will experience menstrual disorders such as prolonged menstruation, irregular cycles, and amenorrhea after an abortion. This situation usually returns to normal after 2 to 3 months. A few people last longer, and ovulation function can usually be restored within 22 days, so you should pay attention to the possibility of pregnancy again. However, the hormone levels in the body have not fully returned to normal after miscarriage. It is normal for some people to experience menstrual disorders such as prolonged menstruation, irregular cycles, more or less menstrual flow, etc. after miscarriage.

2. Causes of infertility

Nowadays, many people want to have children but cannot get pregnant. There are many reasons for infertility, and both men and women may have factors that may cause infertility. For example, male sperm count is not enough, the number is too small, the motility is poor, the quality is not good enough, the semen liquefaction time is too long, etc.; female vaginal inflammation, cervical inflammation, endocrine disorders, abnormal ovulation function, tumors, endometriosis, fallopian tube obstruction, autoimmune system, etc. can all cause infertility. Conception is a complex physiological process, and the conditions required for the fertilized egg are relatively demanding. Necessary conditions for pregnancy: normal ovarian function and release of normal eggs. The man's sperm and semen are normal. The sperm and egg can combine in the fallopian tube, and the fertilized egg can be normally input into the uterine cavity. The endometrium is fully prepared and suitable for the development of the fertilized egg. Any abnormality in any link can lead to infertility. It is recommended to have a clear examination and symptomatic treatment, and not to use medication blindly. Excessive curettage during artificial abortion causes severe uterine trauma.