What should I do if my menstruation is irregular after miscarriage?

What should I do if my menstruation is irregular after miscarriage?

Abnormal menstruation after abortion may be caused by surgical injury, endocrine disorders, infection, etc. The cause needs to be identified and treated accordingly.

1. Surgical injury:

The surgery will damage the endometrium, causing it to shed and become thinner. During the recovery process, your menstrual period may become irregular, including early, late, and shortened. Some people may have their periods delayed for 2-3 months. You can first observe whether your menstrual period can return to normal.

2. Endocrine disorders:

When women experience unplanned pregnancy and artificial abortion, they may feel anxious or depressed. At the same time, due to the huge changes in hormones in the body after pregnancy and artificial abortion, endocrine disorders may occur, leading to abnormal menstruation. You can adjust your mental state first, consult a professional psychologist or check the six hormones of gynecology if necessary, and follow the doctor's advice for corresponding treatment if necessary.

3. Infection:

Improper surgery and postoperative care can lead to infection. Inflammation can thin the endometrium and even cause cervical adhesions, accompanied by fever and lower abdominal pain. Taking antibiotics such as metronidazole tablets, amoxicillin capsules, and roxithromycin dispersible agents can eliminate the infection. When the cervix is ​​adhered or even suppurated, the uterus needs to be cleared.

In addition to the above situations, unabsorbed or difficult-to-discharge embryos may also remain in the uterine cavity, which can stimulate the endometrium and even cause cervical adhesions, leading to abnormal menstruation. It is recommended to promote the recovery of the endometrium after abortion, pay attention to hygiene, such as changing sanitary napkins and underwear frequently, eat more high-protein foods, pay attention to emotional regulation, and do not be overly nervous.