Getting pregnant should be a particularly happy thing, but just as expectant mothers are preparing to spend this happy and fulfilling pregnancy, menstruation unexpectedly arrives. At this point, expectant mothers can be described as extremely painful and also feel strange - theoretically speaking, once pregnant, menstruation should not occur again, so won't menstruation occur after pregnancy?
Under normal circumstances, women do not experience menstrual periods again after pregnancy. The earliest manifestation of pregnancy for women is the cessation of menstruation. In addition, women may also experience adverse symptoms such as breast tenderness, frequent urination, enlarged breasts, nausea, vomiting, lower abdominal distension, drowsiness, and general fatigue. This is because after pregnancy, estrogen levels in the body decrease significantly, while HCG hormone increases rapidly. Therefore, women will not experience menstrual periods again after pregnancy.
If there is currently a problem of menstruation, it may indicate signs of miscarriage or threatened miscarriage, which may be related to factors such as sexual intercourse during pregnancy, untreated gynecological diseases, and endometrial thickness. After pregnancy, symptoms of vaginal bleeding should be taken seriously to avoid adverse consequences.
Once diagnosed with physical abnormalities, it is necessary to seek medical attention as soon as possible, undergo blood HCG examination and abdominal ultrasound examination, and determine whether there is a possibility of miscarriage or threatened miscarriage based on the results of the examination. If it exists, it is necessary to use fetal protection drugs reasonably under the guidance of a doctor based on the current examination results.
