Does the flow after surgery affect menstruation?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

You are indeed experiencing a condition of reduced menstrual flow. It is recommended that you visit a gynecology department promptly to undergo relevant examinations to identify the cause of the decreased menstrual volume. This may include a gynecological examination and ultrasound to rule out endometritis and cervical canal adhesion, as well as blood tests to check female sex hormones. Once the cause is identified, active treatment should be initiated to avoid affecting your health and causing adverse effects on future fertility.