How soon you get your period after a miscarriage depends on the type of miscarriage and cannot be generalized. Miscarriage, or miscarriage, can be divided into early miscarriage and late miscarriage. Generally speaking, if it is an early miscarriage, you should have your period about one month after the miscarriage; if it is a late miscarriage, it may take longer to recover, and the exact time should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. The smaller the number of weeks of pregnancy, the smaller the damage to the uterus, and the shorter the recovery time for menstruation. For early miscarriages within the third trimester, menstruation will normally resume about a month after the miscarriage, as ovulation normally resumes about 20 days after the miscarriage. However, in the case of late miscarriage, which is more than 20 weeks pregnant, the endocrine recovery will take quite a long time and it may take two to three months after the miscarriage for the normal menstruation to occur. In addition, if the patient has not had a period for more than 40 days in early miscarriage or more than three months in late miscarriage, she needs to go to a hospital gynecology clinic for a review.