I haven't had my period yet 36 days after the abortion.

Abortion is a type of artificial abortion surgery that everyone is familiar with. A woman who has undergone an abortion will be very weak and will only be able to slowly recover after a month. Therefore, abortion is equivalent to what people often call confinement. The recovery period after abortion is very important, and there are certain requirements for regular diet and daily routines. Abortion has a huge impact on women’s bodies, including menstruation. Why hasn’t my period come 36 days after an abortion?

1. Why haven’t you had your period for 36 days after an abortion?

Menstruation usually comes about one month after an abortion. It is normal to have menstruation 42 days after the abortion. It is normal that you have not had menstruation 36 days after the operation. It is recommended that you wait and observe for a week. If you have your period within a week, it is normal. If you still have not had your period after a week, you need to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to understand the condition of your endometrium and cervical cavity.

2. Causes of irregular menstruation after abortion

1. Endometrial damage

During abortion surgery, a curettage and dilation operation will be performed. During this period, the endometrium of the uterus will be damaged to varying degrees. The recovery of menstruation and fertility is related to the degree of endometrial damage. The regeneration ability of the endometrium will be stronger. Normally, when the degree of endometrial damage is minor, the amount of menstruation will be less, and timely intervention and treatment will improve the condition. If the degree is severe, it will cause adhesions between the anterior and posterior walls, which may lead to secondary amenorrhea.

2. Endocervical adhesion

The female endometrium has a basement membrane protective layer. If the protective layer is damaged, it may cause adhesion of the cervical canal, making it impossible to shoot out menstrual blood. At the same time, patients will feel periodic lower abdominal pain and anal distension. If you go to the hospital for a gynecological examination, you can also see blood in the uterine cavity.

3. Systemic dysfunction of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis

Some women who have an unexpected pregnancy experience mood changes after they know they are pregnant. They become easily nervous and anxious, and they also feel nervous and fearful about abortion. Such emotions can disrupt the functions of the female central nervous system and hypothalamus, and cause ovulation disorders, which may lead to irregular menstruation.