Is it normal to have heavy menstrual flow after curettage?

The hormone levels in a woman's body will change after pregnancy. Terminating the pregnancy at this time will change the state of the body, so the amount of menstruation in a woman will change after curettage. There will be slight menstrual disorders in the first few months after curettage, especially the first menstrual flow may be heavier, and then slowly return to normal. This article introduces the menstrual condition after curettage. If you want to know more, please take a look.

Experts point out that usually women's hormone levels will change after undergoing a curettage. Moreover, during this operation, the endometrium will be damaged. A woman's menstrual cycle can change under the influence of a variety of factors. However, this change varies from person to person. Some women have increased menstrual flow, some women have decreased menstrual flow, some women have delayed menstruation, and so on.

Therefore, women do not need to be alarmed if they have heavy menstrual flow after curettage, because the endometrium thickens after the operation. Therefore, the amount of menstrual flow will be relatively larger during the first menstrual period. Usually, the situation will gradually improve after a period of recovery, and the menstrual cycle and menstrual volume will gradually return to normal.

It can be seen from this that it is normal for women to experience abnormal menstruation after curettage. Women do not need to worry too much. Generally, it takes 1-3 months for women's menstruation to return to normal after curettage. In other words, a woman's menstruation is abnormal within 1-3 months after curettage. If yes, it has been a long time since the woman had a curettage, but her menstrual flow is still heavy. Then, women should be vigilant at this time and go to the hospital for appropriate examinations in time.

This situation may occur because of inflammation caused by instrument damage during the curettage process. At this time, women need to treat the disease in order to gradually change the abnormal menstruation.