Patient's question:
I am 28 years old. In May, I had a painless induced abortion due to a missed miscarriage. After that, my menstrual flow became very light. The cycle is about 28 days, and the period lasts for seven days. At first, it was dark on the first day, dark on the third day when it started to discharge, a little red on the fourth day, and then black again on the fifth and sixth days, before ending on the seventh day. Later, in October, I had an ultrasound, and my period was almost over, turning black. The doctor checked my endometrium and said it was 8 millimeters thick, indicating that my endometrium was too thick, which led to the light menstrual flow.Doctor's answer:
Approximately 3 months after the crowd, menstruation returns to normal. In your case, it is likely caused by hormonal imbalance. It is recommended that you have a blood test for the six hormone indicators on the third day of your period and adjust your treatment based on the detailed test results. It is advisable to maintain a regular lifestyle, diet, and rest, pay attention to preventing colds and taking rest, avoid overtime work, excessive fatigue, and high pressure. Pay attention to the hygiene of the perineum, and avoid extremely cold and spicy foods.