How long does it take to get menstruation after abortion?

The time of menstruation after abortion is not fixed. Generally, menstruation will resume in about a month. It may be earlier or later, so it cannot be generalized.

Generally speaking, after an abortion, the recovery time may vary due to factors such as individual constitution, postoperative recovery, nutritional status, mood, etc. Most people will resume normal menstruation within a month, but some people may experience early or delayed menstruation. This is mainly because everyone's body recovers at a different speed, and the degree of damage to the endometrium caused by the surgery is also different.

If menstruation has not resumed for a long time after surgery, such as more than two months, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time to rule out possible causes such as re-pregnancy, endocrine disorders, and endometrial damage. Usually the doctor needs to give appropriate treatment suggestions based on the actual situation.

Note:

After the abortion, you should pay more attention to rest and avoid overwork. At the same time, you should strengthen your nutrition in diet, eat more eggs, milk and other foods. Keep the vulva clean and avoid infection, which will help the body recover and normal menstruation.