How long does it take to get a period after giving birth?

The time of postpartum menstruation is related to whether or not to breastfeed, generally not breastfeeding, usually menstruation at 6-10 weeks postpartum, breastfeeding generally 4 6 months menstruation, after resuming sexual life, pay attention to contraceptive measures.

I had a normal period before I gave birth and I had nothing to say. It's not normal after giving birth, first of all, the time is abnormal, obviously menstruation comes before the time, and the amount is not normal, sometimes a lot, sometimes just a little. I thought it was weird, but it didn't hurt much.

In fact, menstruation is a reflection of the health in the womb, if menstruation is not normal, it is likely that there is something wrong with the uterus, but the mother should not worry too much, just after giving birth to the baby has just been checked, even if there is a problem, it will not be a big problem, take a time to go to the hospital to check it, it is good to rest assured.

Three days ago, alas, this post was published through a mobile phone, and I will also use my mobile phone to post it!

My baby was 8 and a half months old when I had my period. I gave birth naturally, exclusively with breast milk.

It depends on the individual, some come just after the full moon, while others do not come until a month or two after the child is weaned. Use contraception no matter what.

Usually the mother will come at 6-8 weeks. The situation is different, I came 5 weeks after giving birth, some have not returned, and some have only come for a year, don't worry, but you must pay attention to the fact that it is easy to get pregnant during this period, no menstruation does not mean no ovulation, and postpartum miscarriage is really sinful.

This is different, but even if you are exclusively breastfeeding, you can start menstruating in more than a month!

If you insist on breastfeeding, you will not menstruate until at least half a year later, and some people will take more than 8---10 months. If you don't have breast milk, you will have menstruation for 2-3 months.

It varies from person to person, some people come after four or five months, like me, the baby comes more than half a month after weaning, and there will be basically no menstruation during the feeding period.

It depends on whether you had a normal vaginal birth or a cesarean section.

Caesarean section may be delivered two months or three months later, or later.

A month after a normal normal delivery.

The onset of postpartum menstruation is related to whether or not to breastfeed after childbirth, the growth of lactation time, the age of the mother, and the recovery ability of ovarian function.

The recurrence of postpartum menstruation also varies greatly among individuals, and some women have a postpartum menstrual recurrence time within one year after giving birth. Generally speaking, if you are not breastfeeding, the mother usually has a recurrence of menstruation 6-10 weeks after giving birth, and ovulation resumes on average about 10 weeks after giving birth. Breastfeeding mothers have delayed menstrual recurrence, and some have no menstruation during the puerperium, and ovulation resumes on average 4-6 months after delivery.

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It varies from person to person, some people for one month, some people for six months, this is normal, but even if you don't have menstruation, you will ovulate, so you should take contraceptive measures!

This is not necessarily.

I breastfeed my children.

My period came at 9 weeks.

I also have people around me who also breastfeed their children.

He only came when the child was 10 months old.

Generally, menstruation occurs about half a month after weaning. There are also some people who come before weaning and menstruating. Vary.

I came when the baby was 100 days old, and the amount was very small or black...

It has been more than 50 days, and now it is the second time, but there is an interval of more than 50 days. This post was made on my phone, and I'm going to post on my phone as well!

Not necessarily! Sometimes it comes in two or three months, and sometimes it takes more than half a year or more than a year! After giving birth to a child for 40 days, it has not come, as long as it is possible not to put the ring, it is possible to wait until the child is weaned, and most of them change according to the physical condition.

It varies from person to person, but recovery usually occurs around 6 months after giving birth. Breastfeeding has the effect of delaying the recovery of menstruation in some people. According to some statistics, among women who are fully breastfed, about 1 3 people resume menstruation within 3 months after giving birth, and the earliest is 8 weeks after giving birth, but some people do not resume menstruation until one to a year and a half after giving birth, and some people do not menstruate even during the entire lactation period.

Among women who do not breastfeed after giving birth, about 91 resume menstruation within 2 months after giving birth, generally 6 8 weeks after giving birth, and some people in 4 6 postpartum periods, the time of ovulation resumption is about 30 40 days after delivery, and the time of menstruation and first ovulation in some non-lactating people is similar to that of breastfeeders.

As for the problem of blood streaks in the vaginal discharge, the diagnosis of this phenomenon may be severe cervicitis, cervical polyps and submucosal fibroids. I suggest that you focus on observing whether the color of the leucorrhea is normal, whether there is a peculiar smell, and whether there is a tofu-like residue or water on the texture. If there are signs that indicate a physiologic pathology, you should see a doctor promptly.

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Everyone's situation is different, some come in a month, some come in a few months, some don't come during the entire lactation period, and ovulation will occur without menstruation, so pay attention to contraception.