What should I do if my period doesn’t come after a miscarriage?

What should I do if my period doesn’t come after a miscarriage?

The absence of menstruation after miscarriage may be caused by endocrine disorders, endometrial damage, postoperative infection, etc., which can be treated by taking medicine.

1. Endocrine disorders: After miscarriage, women will feel anxious and nervous, and their hormone levels will be abnormal, which can easily cause endocrine disorders, affect women's normal menstruation, and cause prolonged menstruation and menstrual disorders. Under the guidance of a doctor, oral medications such as drogesterone tablets, progesterone capsules, and gynecological menstrual regulation tablets can be used for treatment.

2. Endometrial damage: During the abortion process, the endometrium will be damaged to varying degrees, and may also cause the endometrium to become thinner, thus affecting normal menstruation and causing delayed menstruation. If necessary, you can take oral medications such as estradiol valerate tablets, estradiol tablets/estradiol drogestrel tablets, and medroxyprogesterone acetate tablets under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Postoperative infection: If you have sex too early after abortion, or if you do not take good care of your private parts after abortion, it may cause postoperative infection, causing fever and abdominal pain in the patient, and also affecting normal menstruation. At this time, you can take amoxicillin capsules, cephalosporin capsules, azithromycin capsules and other drugs orally under the guidance of a doctor.

In addition to the common causes mentioned above, it may also be caused by intrauterine adhesions, which can be treated by loosening intrauterine adhesions. Personal hygiene should be maintained during the treatment period, and sexual intercourse is prohibited within one month after the operation to avoid inflammatory infection and aggravation of the condition.