Will I get my period half a month after curettage?

For women, curettage will definitely cause harm, so after the curettage operation, you must pay attention to related matters. First of all, you must pay attention to get more rest and supplement comprehensive nutrition through diet, which can promote the recovery of the body. In addition, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of the vagina. You must not have sex within a short period of time. You must closely observe uterine bleeding, etc. So, if you bleed half a month after the curettage operation, could it be menstruation?

Will I get my period half a month after curettage?

Generally speaking, it takes a month for the endometrium to recover after curettage before menstruation can occur. This situation is abnormal and is the result of endocrine disorders.

Guidance:

According to the description, it is recommended to take Western medicine for an artificial cycle for a period of time to fundamentally improve the endocrine situation and restore normal menstruation.

If there are endometrial polyps and thick endometrium, curettage should be performed to stop bleeding and diagnose. However, if bleeding still occurs half a month after curettage, medication is recommended.

The average time for menstruation to resume after abortion surgery is 33 days, with the earliest being 13 days and the latest being 113 days. It should be normal to have menstruation half a month after surgery.

Guidance:

After the operation, you should keep a happy mood, pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, improve nutrition, exercise appropriately, strengthen your physical fitness, and do a good job of contraception to prevent pregnancy again. If you experience any discomfort during this period (such as increased vaginal discharge, odor, pain in the waist and lower abdomen, fever, etc.), you should go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible.

Curettage is equivalent to a menstrual period. The next menstruation should come one month later, and it will not come so early. Vaginal bleeding at this time may be ovulation bleeding, and may also be seen in incomplete uterine involution, uterine cavity infection, etc.

Guidance:

Now that the amount of vaginal bleeding is not much and there are no symptoms such as abdominal pain, you can continue to observe, eat less spicy and irritating foods and raw and cold foods, pay attention to bed rest, and avoid cold and sexual intercourse. If the amount of bleeding is heavy and is accompanied by blood clots, abdominal pain and other symptoms, timely examination and treatment are required.

Generally, menstruation resumes after surgery, the earliest being 13 days and the latest being 110 days. However, menstruation usually resumes around 40 days, so please don't worry.