Patient's question:
1 did the gynecological laparoscopic surgery to open the fallopian tube, and until now she hasn't had her period. It has been delayed by 6 days. I know that it is normal for the period to be delayed after surgery, but I would like to ask, how long is it usually delayed before the period comes? Also, if this time my period is delayed and doesn't come, does it mean that the ovulation period will also be delayed? Or will it affect the ovulation day?Doctor's answer:
If you exclude pregnancy, careful observation is sufficient. The impact of surgery can disrupt the endocrine system, leading to irregular menstruation. Generally, menstruation will naturally return to normal three months after the surgery. You don’t need to worry now. Be patient and wait for menstruation to return.After tubal surgery, breastfeeding is usually recommended for one month, and you can become pregnant the following month. Pay attention to rest, enhance nutrition, and strengthen your physical condition. Three months before surgery and before pregnancy, take folic acid orally.
The recurrence of tubal issues poses a serious threat to women’s health. Patients need to pay attention to follow-up checks after menstruation, maintain a light diet, and avoid spicy foods that can cause irritation.
Finally, we hope that female patients can receive proper medical treatment.