Patient's question:
No longer having intercourse, it's impossible to get pregnant. Currently, there's just occasional mild pain in the lower abdomen, with yellow discharge and a slightly increased amount but no odor. Could this be postoperative complications? Would conditions like cervical adhesion, uterine adhesion, or local endometrial damage, as mentioned online, cause my period to stop? I recently got married and don't understand this, and my husband isn't around either. I'm really grateful for your help. Thank you!Medical History and Treatment Effects: No treatment has been administered. I've never had any gynecological conditions.
Desired Help: Could this be due to cervical adhesion, uterine adhesion, or local endometrial damage caused by the abortion? Would taking progesterone be helpful?
Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello! If your second period after an abortion came on May 29th, then these three periods have been quite regular. Therefore, the possibility of uterine adhesion is unlikely. The absence of your current period is also not considered a post-abortion complication or endometrial damage, as your previous three periods were all normal.Advice: Taking progesterone usually results in menstruation occurring 5-7 days after stopping the medication. So, it's normal not to have a period while taking it. You can take the medication for one more day and then stop. Afterward, be patient and wait for your period to arrive. I suspect that the reason for your delayed period may be related to irregular living habits, insufficient sleep, poor nutrition, mood fluctuations, or other factors during this period. Therefore, it's best to try to regulate these aspects.