Long duration of first menstrual period after miscarriage

Abortion causes great physical and psychological harm to a woman. Losing a child will make a woman feel strong guilt and will also have negative effects on her body. It is clear that the time of the first menstruation after miscarriage will not be accurate. For some people, it will be delayed, for some people, the menstruation will be long, and for some people, the menstruation will be long. In addition to affecting menstruation, there are many other complications after abortion.

Generally speaking, it takes about 40 days for menstruation to come after a miscarriage, and the time is uncertain. After a miscarriage, due to changes in hormone levels in the body and damage to the endometrium during surgery, most menstruation will change after the operation. Some women may experience an increase or decrease in menstrual volume, a delay in menstruation, and so on. After this happens, menstruation will slowly return to normal after about 2-3 cycles. Please check again after your period is over. If the period is irregular for a long time, you should go to the hospital for B-ultrasound and sex hormone tests, and receive treatment based on the test results.

One of the hazards of abortion: complications of abortion

During the painless abortion process, bacteria from the vagina or cervix may enter the uterus and cause intrauterine infection. During the abortion operation, due to the doctor's lack of experience or operational errors, heavy bleeding or uterine perforation may occur, and may even pose a threat to life safety. If the abortion is not clean, it may also cause complications such as vaginal bleeding.

The second hazard of abortion: infection

During painless abortion, if the medical equipment is not strictly disinfected or the standards of the abortion operating room are not up to standard, women may be infected during the operation. In addition, if you do not pay attention to hygiene after the abortion or have sexual intercourse within one month after the abortion, it is very likely to cause postoperative infection, leading to gynecological inflammation such as pelvic inflammatory disease and cervical erosion.

The third harm of abortion: sequelae of abortion

After a painless abortion, there may be sequelae such as cervical or uterine adhesions. Some women may develop a fear of sexual life and cause disharmony in the relationship between couples for fear of getting pregnant again after a painless abortion. Some women may experience symptoms such as pale complexion, sweating, dizziness, chest tightness, slow heartbeat, and low blood pressure due to bleeding, tension, etc. after an abortion.

The fourth harm of abortion: irregular menstruation

This is one of the most common consequences of painless abortion. After the painless abortion surgery, ovulation or corpus luteum function may be affected, which may cause menstrual disorders in women. In addition, if the mood is unhappy after the abortion, it will also affect normal menstruation, with symptoms such as menstrual cycle disorders, low menstrual volume or prolonged menstruation.

The fifth harm of abortion: infertility

If you have painless abortions multiple times, the endometrium will be damaged to a certain extent. If the endometrium is too thin, habitual miscarriage or infertility is very likely to occur in future pregnancies. Moreover, abortion as a surgical procedure can also lead to 3% secondary infertility and other symptoms. Because abortion may cause infection or trigger various gynecological inflammations, it will interfere with normal conception, resulting in women being unable to conceive normally and causing secondary infertility.

The sixth danger of abortion: anesthesia accidents

In addition to the above-mentioned dangers similar to those of ordinary abortion, painless abortion also adds a serious complication - anesthesia accident. An ideal painless abortion requires that the anesthetic drugs take effect quickly, are metabolized quickly, and have few adverse reactions. Although various anesthetics currently meet the requirements, there is still no ideal anesthetic. Various reasons may still lead to adverse reactions such as respiratory depression, circulatory depression, and drug allergy.