What is withdrawal bleeding?

Efficacy bleeding is a side effect caused by the use of certain drugs, especially when women use emergency contraceptives or short-acting contraceptives. These drugs will affect the body's hormonal balance and can easily lead to efficacious bleeding. The cause of subluxation bleeding will not only affect irregular bleeding, but also affect women's menstrual abnormalities. I hope female friends can pay attention to it.

What is withdrawal bleeding?

The so-called withdrawal bleeding is actually a common clinical condition. This situation usually occurs when a woman takes certain special medications and vaginal bleeding occurs about a week later. This condition is called withdrawal bleeding in medicine.

Many women are very puzzled as to why they experience withdrawal problems after taking short-acting contraceptives, emergency contraceptives, or even other special medicines used for daily contraception. What female friends need to understand is that this kind of vaginal bleeding is not true menstrual bleeding, but withdrawal bleeding caused by a sudden drop in hormone levels in the body after taking certain hormone drugs.

How long after withdrawal bleeding does menstruation come?

Seeing this, I believe many female friends want to ask, since withdrawal bleeding is not normal menstrual bleeding, how long after withdrawal bleeding will menstruation come?

There are two situations in which withdrawal bleeding affects women's menstruation. If women take this type of medicine in the first half of the menstrual cycle, it will cause great infection to women's menstruation and easily cause vaginal bleeding problems. If women take this type of medicine in the second half of the menstrual cycle, and the amount of bleeding is similar to the amount of normal menstruation, then it can be regarded as the menstruation of that month, and the time of the next month's menstruation will be calculated based on the time of this menstruation. The next month's menstruation will occur about 28 to 35 days later.

The above is an introduction to how long it takes for menstruation to occur after withdrawal bleeding. The time it takes for menstruation to occur after withdrawal bleeding is not fixed and varies greatly from person to person. I hope that female friends can pay attention to relevant protective measures.