Patient's question:
On December 11th, I had an abortion without anesthesia and a polypectomy on the cervix. On December 10th, I had intercourse while wearing a condom, but I haven't had my period and there haven't been any signs of it. Today, a little bit of blood came out, and I thought it was my period, but then it stopped. What could be going on? Is it my period? After the surgery, there was continuous bleeding, which lasted until the 5th. The doctor said it's normal for there to be scab bleeding. Could there be any interference?Doctor's answer:
Due to changes in the environment or mood, overwork, fatigue, dietary restrictions, and other mental factors, menstruation can be delayed. After the removal of cervical polyps, if the scab falls off and the skin heals normally, but your menstruation is still delayed, it is likely related to mental factors. Try to relax and ease your mind. In addition to timely treatment for cervical polyps, patients should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can the patient receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to dietary care, focusing on light and nutritious foods, and avoiding cold and stimulating foods.