How long does it take to get menstruation after abortion?

Generally speaking, menstruation will come about one month after the abortion. But this time is not absolute, and it will vary depending on factors such as personal constitution, postoperative care, and whether there is another pregnancy.

1. The influence of personal physique: Women with better physiques recover faster and may be able to resume ovulation about half a month after abortion, and menstruation will come about a week after ovulation. Women with poorer physiques recover more slowly and may need about a month to resume ovulation, and then menstruation will come about 40 days later.

2. The importance of postoperative care: Artificial abortion causes certain damage to the uterus and the body. If you do not pay attention to postoperative care, it may cause infection or even adhesion of the endometrium or cervix, which will affect the normal menstruation. You should rest in bed for 2-3 days after surgery, then gradually get out of bed and increase your activity time. You should strengthen your nutrition in your diet to help your body recover quickly.

3. Consideration of pregnancy: If you have sex after an abortion and do not take contraceptive measures, you may get pregnant again even if your menstruation has not resumed. In this case, your menstruation will stop and you may experience early pregnancy. If you have not had your menstruation for more than one month after an abortion and you have a history of sex, it is recommended to check whether you are pregnant again in time.

The time of menstruation after abortion varies from person to person, generally about one month. However, due to factors such as personal constitution, postoperative care, and pregnancy, the specific time may be delayed or advanced. If menstruation does not resume for a long time after abortion, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time to clarify the cause and take appropriate treatment measures.