How long will it take for menstruation to come after miscarriage

Generally, menstruation will come on time about 40 days after abortion. However, every woman's physical condition is different, so the specific time of menstruation varies from person to person. After most women have an abortion, their body's hormones will be temporarily unbalanced, which will cause certain damage to the uterus. Therefore, they will not have their first menstruation in a short period of time after the operation, and it will take some time to recover before they can have their period normally. After miscarriage, you should pay attention to the combination of diet, try to eat more foods that are easy to digest, focus on a diet with light taste, don't eat too much raw and cold food and spicy food, and avoid irritating food. Keep warm and avoid cold. Try to avoid contact with cold water after the abortion to prevent complications.

How long it takes for menstruation to come after a miscarriage or premature birth in early pregnancy depends on how long it takes for the body's decidua to be discharged after the test tube embryo or fetus is discharged, and how long it takes for the body's blood cell human chorionic gonadotropin level to recover. Therefore, how long it takes for menstruation to come after a miscarriage varies from person to person.

In most cases, after miscarriage or premature birth, a large amount of decidual exudation occurs, accompanied by more bleeding. Generally, the capillary rupture can be significantly reduced within 1-2 weeks, and the maximum number may be 4-6 weeks, and vaginal bleeding should stop completely. When the bleeding stops completely, it is likely that the uterine wall has been almost repaired, and most of the eggs in the ovaries are slowly growing and developing. Therefore, you can have a menstrual period about two weeks after ovulation.

Therefore, whether it is a miscarriage or a premature baby, the baby should be able to have menstruation within the next 1-2 months. If you have not had your period for two months after vaginal bleeding, the fetus and the test tube embryo were discharged, you need to go to the hospital for examination. In case of incomplete miscarriage or the presence of some pregnancy tissues, such as embryos, internal bleeding may occur again, so you must seek medical treatment in time.