How long does it take to get your period after having an abortion?

How long does it take for a woman to have her menstrual period after a miscarriage? This is generally closely related to the woman's own menstrual cycle. Usually, women with regular menstrual cycles, that is, menstrual cycles of about 28 days, generally have their menstrual period about 28 days after a miscarriage, provided there are no other factors affecting it. However, due to irregular menstrual cycles of women themselves, or the influence of other factors, menstruation may not come on time after a miscarriage.

1. Surgery related: Ovarian function has not fully recovered after abortion, which may lead to menstrual errors. Follow-up one month after abortion, the doctor will give guidance based on the patient's condition;

2. Irregular menstruation in the past: For girls with irregular menstruation in the past, the time of menstruation after abortion depends on their own menstrual cycle. If the menstruation was extremely irregular in the past, it is recommended to seek medical treatment;

3. Incomplete abortion: The remaining embryonic tissue continues to stimulate the endometrium, which is prone to infection, resulting in the ovaries not ovulating normally, the endometrium not shedding normally, and delayed menstruation. The patient may also experience abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time.

4. Pregnancy again: If you do not use contraception after a miscarriage, you may get pregnant again, which will also cause irregular menstruation. You can use a pregnancy test first. If the pregnancy result is positive, it is recommended to go to the hospital for further clarification.

Avoid drinking, spicy food, cold drinks within 1 month after abortion, keep warm and rest, ensure adequate sleep, and refrain from sexual intercourse. Some women will have a small amount of vaginal bleeding. During this period, you need to pay attention to the local cleaning of the vulva, avoid wearing tight clothes, and keep the local permeability of the vulva.