Patient's question:
Hello! I had an abortion three months ago. My menstruation has been irregular, and now I have lower abdominal pain on both sides, accompanied by pain in the groin area! I once went for a check-up and was told I had an infection. They prescribed tinidazole for me. Is it still an infection now? Can taking tinidazole alone solve the problem?Doctor's answer:
After the flow of people, the next time a woman has her period is generally around 30 to 40 days after the surgery. However, there may be some women whose periods come a bit later. But this period should return to normal after two or three menstrual cycles. If the period does not return to normal, it can be considered menstrual irregularity, which can be regulated with medication. Additionally, if there is a feeling of lower abdominal pain, it could be a sign of pelvic inflammation. If the lower abdominal pain occurs even when the period is not approaching, it is likely pelvic inflammation, which requires timely anti-inflammatory treatment.