Patient's question:
At the beginning of last month, I had a history of medication abortion. A month later, when my period didn't come, I went to the hospital and was told it was cervical adhesion. So I had surgery, but I still haven't had a normal period. Can I take White Chicken White Phoenix Pill to regulate it?Doctor's answer:
The condition of menstruation after a procedure varies depending on the individual's pregnancy duration and physical constitution. Generally, menstruation typically resumes in the second cycle after an early pregnancy abortion. In many cases, due to hormonal changes induced by the procedure, ovulation may be delayed, which in turn can lead to a delayed menstrual cycle. As a result, it is possible for menstruation to not occur for one or several months after the abortion. If menstruation is delayed by more than 7-10 days, it is advisable to visit a hospital for a thorough examination.