The first period after uterine polyp surgery is normal in most cases, but there are also a few cases that are not normal.
Most of the people who have undergone uterine polyp surgery may have their first period with low menstrual flow due to the fact that the uterine lining has not fully recovered, which is generally normal and will not have any effect on the body.
A small number of people who have undergone uterine polyp surgery may experience low menstrual flow for the first time if they have adhesions in the uterine cavity or cervical adhesions, which may affect menstrual flow, and this is generally not normal.
Normally, you need to observe your menstruation more often, and if you still have low menstrual flow at a later stage, it is recommended that you actively seek medical advice.