Reasons why menstruation does not come after abortion

　　flow of people What's the matter with no menstruation? menstruation Uterus The inner strand functional layer falls off, and then begins to proliferate and repair from the basal layer. Any time the basal layer is damaged, the endometrium loses its ability to repair. Even if the ovaries are functioning normally, menstruation will not come.

　　If the basal layer of the endometrium is damaged during an induced abortion, it can cause amenorrhea , and the uterine cavity is not covered by endometrium, and adhesions may occur on the front and back walls. The damaged area of ​​the basal layer of the endometrium varies. clinical Performance is also different. If the basal layer is completely damaged and the front and rear walls of the uterine cavity are completely adhesions, the patient may be completely amenorrhea; if part of the basal layer is still present, it will be manifested as decreased menstrual flow; if the uterine cavity adhesions are close to the cervix, but there is still a menstrual flow above the adhesions. healthy Endometrium, which can cause menstruation due to blocked menstrual blood flow. stomach ache , dirty menstrual blood, or even blood accumulation in the official cavity; if the endometrium is not damaged but only the endocervical lining is damaged, causing cervical adhesion, severe periodic lower abdominal pain may occur without menstrual cramps.

　　The causes of destruction of the basal layer of the endometrium are other than artificial abortion. Postpartum Dilation and curettage can also cause uterine adhesions. Severe purulent endometritis and tuberculous endometritis can also cause damage to the basal layer of the endometrium and cause amenorrhea. 》》》 Color changes in women with menstrual disorders

　　Although there is no menstruation after the endometrial basal layer is destroyed, the ovarian function is normal. If there are no other symptoms and no desire for fertility, no treatment is required. Tuberculous or purulent endometritis requires treatment of the underlying disease, but often disease After treatment, the endometrium still cannot be repaired and amenorrhea remains.