How long does it take to get your period after a biochemical pregnancy?

Many women in life have the trouble of irregular menstruation. Generally speaking, menstruation that is earlier or later than ten days is called irregular menstruation. There are many factors that lead to menstrual disorders, such as endocrine abnormalities, gynecological inflammation, uterine fibroids or cysts, etc. In addition, multiple miscarriages, childbirth and mental stress are also causes of irregular menstruation. So if it is a biochemical pregnancy, how long will it take for menstruation to come?

Will menstruation be delayed after a biochemical pregnancy?

Female friends may also experience delayed menstruation after biochemical pregnancy. Generally, female friends will have menstruation around 30 days after biochemical pregnancy. If menstruation is delayed for seven days, it is normal. If menstruation is delayed for too long, it is likely caused by inflammation and changes in endocrine hormones. I personally recommend that you go to the hospital for a comprehensive gynecological examination and hormone test after the menstruation is over.

If a female friend does not have menstruation after biochemical pregnancy, it is very likely caused by unclean flow. Therefore, it is best to do a B-ultrasound to confirm whether the biochemical pregnancy is clean or not. Some female friends are not aware of this, but in this case, taking medicine generally has no effect. It must be cured by curettage. Curettage can cause certain damage to the uterus and is likely to cause endometritis. It is more likely to cause uterine adhesions and lead to amenorrhea. Of course, it is also possible that the menstruation has completely stopped but there is inflammation, and the inflammation is not treated in time, resulting in amenorrhea.