How long does it take to restore ovulation after uterine curettage?

Uterine curettage is a very common method of artificial abortion. Because of the harm of abortion surgery to the female body, there will be more or less some infection after the operation. After curettage, the uterus needs a certain amount of time to recover. Many female friends wonder when ovulation will occur. It usually takes about a month, but normal ovulation still depends on the degree of recovery of the endometrium. The following introduces methods to maintain the uterus, let’s take a look.

It usually takes 22 days for women to ovulate after a uterine curettage. Because women recover at different speeds, some women may need even longer. After a uterine curettage, the endometrium will be damaged to a certain extent, and endometrial repair may take 1 to 2 menstrual cycles. The endometrium also needs progesterone in the body to stimulate proliferation and shedding, which can promote the onset of menstruation. Endometrial repair is regulated by the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian menstrual axis and will slowly proliferate with the menstrual cycle. Except for some women with better physical constitution, they can ovulate normally, which means that the uterus repairs very quickly.

How to maintain the uterus after curettage?

Get enough rest and avoid catching cold. Avoid eating raw, cold and irritating foods, and make sure to eat a light diet. Do not stay up late and avoid fatigue. You need to abstain from sexual intercourse within half a month and you can eat more melanin foods.

If a woman finds that she has vaginal bleeding for more than a week, accompanied by fever, turbid leucorrhea or odor, she should go to the hospital for follow-up examination and treatment in time. After the operation, everyone should rest in bed for a few days, and then get out of bed and move around. We should gradually increase the activity time and do not engage in heavy physical labor within one month after the abortion.

Now you should know how long it will take to ovulate after a uterine curettage. Generally, ovulation can occur 22 days after the operation, but most women recover slowly, and it may take more than 30 days or even 40 days. If the endometrium recovers faster, then ovulation will also be faster. Therefore, after a uterine curettage, we need to take good care of our bodies, ensure adequate rest, and avoid excessive fatigue. Only when everyone is well taken care of, the uterus can recover quickly.