Patient's question:
After the procedure, when is it considered normal for menstruation to return? I took medication on November 7th, and on the 10th, I experienced bleeding, but it wasn't complete. On the 17th, I had another procedure, and after a few days, there was no more bleeding. However, I've been having a milky white discharge from the vaginal walls, similar to cottage cheese. I used Kusen Mold Spirit, but after stopping the medication, the symptoms returned. Today, I have some itching down there, and it seems like menstruation, but it's not like this in my case. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
After a miscarriage, the second menstrual cycle will usually follow. In many cases, due to the hormonal changes induced by the miscarriage, ovulation may be delayed, and menstruation may also be postponed accordingly. This can result in the absence of menstruation for one or several months after the procedure. The earliest occurrence is 13 days post-procedure, while the latest is 113 days post-procedure. However, it is generally around 30-40 days that menstruation resumes. Miscarriage can lead to temporary menstrual irregularities. If a post-procedure ultrasound confirms that the uterus has healed well and there has been no intercourse leading to re-pregnancy, you need not be overly concerned. These are normal post-procedure phenomena.