What is the reason for not having menstruation after induced abortion?

It is also quite common to not have menstruation after induced abortion. For friends who encounter this situation, they must be very anxious and want to know the reason why they do not have menstruation after induced abortion. So what is the reason for not having menstruation after induced abortion? Next, this article will introduce you to the relevant content about why menstruation does not come after induced abortion, for your reference only. Please see the detailed introduction below.

What happens if menstruation does not come after induced abortion? The main reasons for not having menstruation after induced abortion are as follows:

1. Slow recovery after surgery

A small number of women, due to their poor body resistance, suffer severe physical trauma during the abortion operation, but their bodies recover slowly after the operation, resulting in delayed menstruation. If your period does not come for more than a month, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a follow-up check in time to be on the safe side.

2. Excessive damage to the endometrium

Induced abortion surgery will cause a certain degree of damage to the endometrium. After surgery, menstruation will return to normal only after the endometrium is completely repaired. Generally speaking, it takes about 22 days for a woman's ovarian function to recover after surgery, and about a month for menstruation to occur. However, for women whose uterus is severely damaged, the restoration of menstruation may not be ideal, such as prolonged menstruation, irregular cycle length, and amenorrhea.

3. Improper postoperative care

Generally speaking, if a woman's pregnancy lasts too long, her recovery after induced abortion will be slower. As a result, it will take a considerable amount of time for the ovulation function to recover after the operation. But if your period hasn't come for more than 50 days, you may need to go to the hospital.

The hazards of induced labor are as follows:

The induction of labor may cause birth canal injury. During the process of induction of labor, due to strong uterine contractions, small cervical opening and poor elasticity, birth canal injury is often prone to occur, such as posterior fornix, cervical opening lacerations and vaginal lacerations. At this time, the laceration site should be clearly exposed and sutured immediately to achieve the purpose of hemostasis.

Another serious injury is uterine rupture.

1. The fetal position is not clear before induction of labor or the fetus is deformed, such as hydrocephalus, conjoined twins, etc., which hinders the descent of the fetus during delivery, but cannot be delivered from the vagina, eventually leading to uterine rupture. The rupture is mostly in the lower part of the uterus, which is the thinnest after expansion.

2. In addition, if there is a history of perforation during artificial abortion, too many artificial abortions, etc., there will be old bruises on the uterine wall. When giving birth again, uterine rupture is likely to occur due to strong uterine contractions.

3. The abuse of oxytocin during induction of labor may cause the uterus to contract strongly due to excessive dosage, making it impossible for the cervix to expand, and uterine rupture may also occur.

The above is an introduction to what happens when menstruation does not occur after induced abortion. I believe that after reading the above introduction, you already know the reasons for the absence of menstruation after induced abortion. From the above introduction, we can see that there are many reasons for the absence of menstruation after induced abortion. If you do not have menstruation for a long time after induced abortion, you need to see a doctor so that the cause can be found out and symptomatic treatment can be given!