What happens if menstruation does not come after artificial abortion?

Artificial abortion is a method of resolving pregnancy caused by contraceptive failure in men and women. Although artificial abortion is now painless, you still need to rest for a period of time after the operation, and your period will not come soon after the operation. But what happens if you don’t have your period?

1. Frequent artificial abortions

Some women have several abortions in a year, and their endometrium is scraped thin and cannot recover in a short period of time. If the basal layer of the endometrium is completely damaged, it can lead to permanent amenorrhea, while partial damage can cause temporary amenorrhea.

2. Having sex or taking a bath too soon after surgery

Some women have sex with their husbands a few days after surgery; or they ignore the doctor's advice and take a tub bath, causing bacteria to invade the vagina and uterus, resulting in uterine cavity infection, irregular menstruation and even amenorrhea.

The above is an introduction to what to do if you do not have your period after an artificial abortion. Experts remind women that if you do not have your period for 30-40 days after an artificial abortion, it is best to go to the hospital for a follow-up check to check the recovery of the female's uterus and whether the menstruation has been completely aborted.

3. Individual Differences

Everyone's body is different. Some women's endocrine system changes after an abortion, and the level of chorionic gonadotropin drops suddenly, causing the ovaries to be unable to respond to the gonadotropin from the anterior pituitary gland, resulting in the endometrium being unable to change according to the cycle and amenorrhea.