I haven't had my period for a month after having an abortion. What's going on?

Because abortion can cause symptoms such as menstrual disorders, it is very easy to experience abnormal phenomena such as prolonged menstruation, delayed menstruation, heavy or light menstruation after abortion. These conditions are normal after abortion, so female friends do not need to worry too much. As long as they do the usual medical care after the operation, then, what's the matter with no menstruation forty days after the abortion?

Abortion will directly affect women's estrogen and endocrine system, and will cause estrogen and endocrine abnormalities due to artificial abortion. Therefore, menstrual disorders are very likely to occur after the operation. Most women will have their periods about a month after an artificial abortion, and the longest will not exceed 113 days, and the shortest may resume menstruation about 13 days after the operation. Therefore, patients do not need to worry too much if they have not had their periods forty days after the operation. You can wait patiently for about a week. If you still haven't had your first menstruation after a week, you can go to the hospital for a relative examination to understand the status of female hormones and uterine repair. A specialist can help determine when your first menstruation will occur.

As long as there is no abnormality in the uterus and the body, there will be no adverse effects whether the menstruation comes early or late. Contraceptive measures should be taken before the menstruation comes. Although the menstruation has not stopped, it is possible that ovulation has occurred. It is best to wear a condom during sexual intercourse to avoid accidental pregnancy. During this period, excessive exercise and fatigue should be avoided, and unfavorable factors such as irritating diet should be avoided, otherwise it will affect the menarche. It is better to arrange time reasonably and eat more nutritious food in moderation.

If you have had an abortion forty days, you should go to the hospital for a uterine check-up as soon as possible. B-ultrasound examination of the uterus can help you understand the state of uterine recovery. If the uterus recovers well, your period will come sooner. If the uterus has not recovered yet, you will have to wait patiently for a while before your period. If there is no abnormality during this period, you don't need to worry about anything. You should maintain a good attitude at ordinary times.