How long after abortion is menstruation normal?
Many female friends have symptoms of decreased menstrual flow and abdominal pain after abortion, which is probably caused by multiple abortion operations. Because multiple operations will damage the endometrium, resulting in partial adhesion of the cervix and uterine cavity. Small area adhesion can cause menstrual flow reduction, and large area can cause amenorrhea. If the cervix adheres, it will make it difficult for menstrual blood to be discharged from the uterine cavity, leading to abdominal pain during menstrual cramps.
Although curettage does not require surgery, it has a certain impact on women, so the time of menstrual cramps after surgery has a certain relationship with the speed of women's recovery, so it may be advanced or delayed for a few days. But usually, menstrual cramps occur after curettage 1 month or so. Some women have menstrual disorders such as prolonged menstrual period, different menstrual periods and amenorrhea after abortion. This situation usually returns to normal after 2-3 months, and a few people last for a long time.
Under normal circumstances, the appropriate time for abortion and curettage is no more than 3 months of pregnancy. Because there are not many pregnant tissues at this time, the embryo is also very small, which is easier to be excreted and less harmful. Relatively speaking, the risk of drug abortion will be reduced at the best time of curettage. However, it should be noted that after curettage in the hospital, you should stay in the hospital for observation for a period of time, and you can go home only if there is no abnormality.
How long can I share a room after curettage?
After curettage, you have to wait a month to resume your sexual life. Although it is clean, the endometrial trauma has not fully recovered. Premature sexual behavior, bacteria brought into the vagina are easy to go up, causing gynecological diseases such as endometritis. Curettage has a great influence on infertility. If the curettage is shallow, it may bleed because it is not clean, resulting in a second curettage. If the curettage is too deep, it will inevitably cause endometrial trauma and destroy the function of the uterus due to excessive curettage. One uterine cleaning, especially uterine cavity adhesion and cervical adhesion caused by repeated uterine cleaning, will cause infertility.