When will menstruation come after miscarriage? It depends on the specific situation

Abortion has a certain stimulating effect on the uterus, so it takes some time for menstruation to recover. The menstrual period after abortion varies from person to person, so when will menstruation come after abortion?

It is normal for menstruation to be delayed after miscarriage. How long it takes to get menstruation after miscarriage is not definite. It depends on the individual. Different people have different physical constitutions, and the time of menstruation will also vary.

The menstrual period after abortion is usually about 28 days after the abortion. However, many women experience amenorrhea due to postoperative care, psychological pressure, uterine recovery and many other reasons. Some may be delayed for a few days, and some may be delayed for several months. If you feel uncomfortable, you can take some medicine to regulate your body. Generally, you will have menstruation one month after the day of the abortion.

The average time for menstruation to resume after abortion is 33.8 days, with the earliest being 13 days after surgery and the latest being 113 days after surgery. About 67.4% of women resume ovulation in the first menstrual cycle after abortion. Other data reported that 78.05% of women resume menstruation within 30 days after abortion, and 2.33% of women become pregnant again before menstruation due to failure to take contraceptive measures in time. Even if drugs are used to prevent early and mid-term pregnancy (10-16 weeks of pregnancy), the time for menstruation to resume after abortion is about 30 days.

Absence of menstruation after miscarriage can be said to be a relatively common sequelae of miscarriage.

Generally, menstruation will come one month after abortion, but after abortion, damage to the endometrium or endocrine disorders may cause temporary menstrual disorders, which is normal. The recovery period is generally about three months. If it exceeds this period, you need to go to the hospital for examination.

The timing will vary depending on the number of days of pregnancy and the individual's physical condition. Generally speaking, the second menstrual cycle will follow after an early abortion. In many cases, due to the changes in hormones caused by abortion, ovulation may be delayed, and menstruation will also be postponed. Therefore, there will be a phenomenon of not having menstruation for one or several months after abortion. If the menstruation is delayed for more than 7-10 days, it is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination.