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Not getting periods even after 9 months
My sister is not getting her periods even after 9 months of delivery. She had C section . She can see some spotting and bloood clots in every 2-3 days .
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This is normal.
She should get urine pregnancy test done and if she is not already pregnant, she should get a Copper T fitted so that she doesn't become pregnant.
During the phase of irregular periods it becomes a problem to decide the safe zone and fertility zone.
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Hi good morning
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I think u should do ultrasound of plevis to evaluate your uterus and ovaries and send me report so I can help you.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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That's normal it's called lactational amenorrhea
Make sure pregnancy test is Negative
This spotting is not normal
Needs to be investigated n treated
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