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Period late for 21 days
I had a c section delivery on October 15 2019. After the continuous blood flow post operation, I started getting my regular periods on 4th jan(2 days) after this I got periods on 31st jan(5 days) . But I haven't got period since then. Is this okay to get this much delayed ? Can I consume evecare syrup to regularise this ?
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This kind of irregularities in breastfeeding period and post delivery is normal nothing to be worried about
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Period can be irregular for a year when you are breastfeeding.
But you can become pregnant even before menses resumes.
So if any doubt do a urine pregnancy test and wait if negative.
No need for any syrup..
Maintain healthy diet and exercise
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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Do urine pregnancy test and rule out pregnancy first
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