How long does it usually take for menstruation to return after an induced abortion?

Patient's question:

I found out last month that I accidentally got pregnant, and since my career is still on the rise, I didn't discuss it with my family and went to the hospital alone for an abortion. It's been about one and a half months now, and I haven't had my period yet. I'm a bit worried. Could you tell me how long it usually takes to get your period after an abortion?

Doctor's answer:

Human flow can cause certain damage to the uterus, and a complete recovery requires a process. Generally, it is normal to have menstruation one and a half months after an abortion, and it should not exceed two months. It is best to go to the hospital for a follow-up check. If the uterus has fully recovered without any remnants, it won't be a significant issue. Focus on careful observation. If menstruation does not occur within two months, a thorough examination of the endometrium should be conducted, and oral hemostatic and menstrual-regulating medication should be taken for.

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