The absence of menstruation 37 days after submucous fibroid surgery is considered normal if it is caused by the endometrium not recovering. If it is caused by adhesions in the uterine cavity, it is not a normal phenomenon.
The absence of menstruation 37 days after submucous fibroid surgery may be caused by the damage to the endometrium during surgery, and the patient’s endometrium has not recovered to its normal thickness, so there will be a delay in menstruation, which is a normal situation.
If the uterine cavity adhesion occurs after submucous fibroid surgery, it may cause the patient’s menstrual flow to decrease or amenorrhea. If the uterine cavity adhesion causes no menstruation for 37 days after submucosal fibroid surgery, it is not a normal phenomenon.
The reason for no menstruation 37 days after submucous fibroid surgery should be examined by a doctor, if it is caused by the uterine function has not recovered, it is considered normal and does not need to be dealt with. If it is caused by postoperative uterine adhesion, it is not a normal phenomenon and should be treated by doctor in time. Patients with submucous fibroids should keep the perineum clean after surgery, ensure enough rest, and avoid excessive exertion.