What is the reason for not having menstruation for more than a month after abortion?

The absence of menstruation for more than a month after a miscarriage may be due to psychological factors and repeated pregnancy. This is a normal phenomenon. It may also be due to endometrial damage, unstable hormone levels and improper postoperative care.

1. Endometrial damage: The endometrium may be damaged during the artificial abortion process, which may lead to delayed endometrial repair and affect the menstrual cycle.

2. Unstable hormone levels: may cause delayed menstruation or changes in the menstrual cycle, such as prolonged menstruation, menstrual cycles that are too short or too long, or even amenorrhea.

3. Improper postoperative care: It takes a certain amount of time to restore the uterine environment and ovarian function after artificial abortion. If the postoperative care is improper, such as premature sexual intercourse, premature bathing, etc., it may lead to vaginal uterine mycoplasma infection, which in turn affects the menstrual cycle.

4. Mental factors: Artificial abortion can cause physical trauma to women and may also cause psychological damage, affect women's endocrine disorders, and lead to menstrual cycle disorders.

5. Pregnancy again: If effective contraceptive measures are not taken after an abortion and pregnancy occurs, menstruation may not occur at this time.