Patient's question:
I had an abortion on November 5th and a cervical erosion surgery on the 25th. The abortion was done at the Maternity Hospital, and the cervical erosion surgery was performed at the Women's Hospital.Previous treatment and outcomes: After the abortion, I received 7 days of anti-inflammatory injections.
What assistance I need: I would like to ask the doctor if having a cervical erosion surgery after an abortion affects menstruation. I haven't had my period for six days now. This morning, I bought a pregnancy test, but it showed negative. What could be the reason for this?
Doctor's answer:
After a miscarriage, menstruation usually occurs within 30-50 days, with the longest duration being up to 113 days. This determines how soon your menstrual cycle fully recovers after the miscarriage. Having a miscarriage and undergoing cervical erosion surgery simultaneously does not interfere with menstruation. Currently, if you haven't had your period for less than 6 days, it is still within the normal range. It is recommended that you wait patiently for a few more days. You can also have a thorough examination to check the condition of your endometrium and endocrine system to see if they have fully recovered. If the recovery is good, your period should come on its own.