Patient's question:
I was about four and a half months pregnant when I noticed dark red discharge from my vagina. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was told it was a miscarriage. I would like to consult about how long it takes for menstruation to return after a natural miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
If you have a miscarriage, the possibility of pregnancy cannot be ruled out with the next menstrual period. If you haven't had sex after an abortion, you can wait and see for a while, because even a natural miscarriage can cause hormonal changes, which can also interfere with the function of the ovaries and the endometrium. If the ovarian function is completely restored after interference, the menstrual cycle will also return slowly. The count starts from the time of the natural miscarriage bleeding. If there is no menstruation within 60 days after a miscarriage, a careful ultrasound examination should be conducted, and then decide how to use the medication. It is recommended that people pay attention to rest, prevent excessive fatigue, drink light, avoid spicy and cold foods, and always maintain a cheerful mood. B needs to be re-examined 2 weeks and 1 month after the miscarriage.