Hello and I hope I can help you today.
Pregnancy symptoms vary greatly between women, and
bloating, breast tenderness, mood changes,
pelvic pain, and other signs that are frequently associated with pregnancy can also be explained by
hormonal irregularities. If your pregnancy tests are negative, then you definitely are not pregnant.
The return of a normal menstrual cycle after being pregnant can sometimes take a few months, whether you have had a termination of pregnancy or even childbirth and delivery. If your menstrual cycle does not resume by three months time, it might be warranted for your OB/GYN to perform some hormone tests on you to determine if there are any other causes of your missing your menstrual cycle. For example,
thyroid disease and other medical problems can also delay your menstrual cycle.
So at this point, I would not be too concerned that your menstrual cycle has not yet returned. If you're not trying to become pregnant again, beginning hormonal birth control, such as birth control pills, can make your cycle come back and be regular every 28 days each month.
I hope that I was adequately able to answer your question today, and that my advice was helpful.
Best wishes,
Dr. Brown