Patient's question:
I had a minimally invasive surgery last month due to an ectopic pregnancy. I haven't had my period yet. How long after a minimally invasive ectopic pregnancy surgery is it normal to get your period?Doctor's answer:
After minimally invasive surgery for ectopic pregnancy, the exact time of your next menstrual period may not be certain. It usually comes back around a month later. So, don't hurry in your case—first, focus on resting and taking care of your body. Although it's a minimally invasive surgery, it still causes some harm to the body. It's essential to enhance your nutrition, get plenty of rest, and carefully monitor your condition. If you haven't had your period for two months, you should go to the hospital for an early check-up.