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Sometimes a patient's menstrual cycle can change (lasting more days or delaying) after surgery but it will return to how it was no more than 3 months later.
Surgery places stress on the body with elevated internal cortisol levels. This can make the timing of your period off. It is very normal.
I always tell my patients that the combination of anesthesia and narcotic pain medication can affect menses. However,it is always intelligent to take a pregnancy test to be on the safe side.
Maybe maybe NOT??? Best to do urine or blood for pregnancy. I have had a TT patient who became pregnant 3 weeks after surgery....
This is very common after general anesthesia but it is a good idea to get a bregancy test done to be sure. Best to you