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Periods after childbirth
My wife had cesarian delivery 8 months ago. The baby is on breastmilk and having purees (fruits etc). Sometimes we give formula milk to baby. Concern - Till now, menstruation (periods) have not started. It's been 8 months. She took pregnancy test and it is negative. Question - is there any problem ? By when menstruation start again ??
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It’s normal . Period will resume its own within a year of child birth
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It’s called lactation amenorrhea it’s common don’t worry
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There is no problem This condition is called lactational amenorrhea Patients who are breastfeeding may not get the periods but pregnancy can happen If the pregnancy test is negative nothing to worry Menstuation may start again once she stops to feed
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Nothing to worry It's normal for a woman's period to return at her own pace after giving birth and it can take up to a year to become regular again.
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