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Second Periods after pregnancy
MY baby was born on 9th March. i had my first normal periods on 16may. They were normal five day long with normal flow. I again had my periods on 4th June. They were very Light , early and short periods that lasted only three days. Is it normal to have such periods after pregnancy. I am fully breast feeding and had a c section.
Could there be a possibility of pregnancy. I haven't had intercourse in the last ten days. Thank you
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Yes if no chance of pregnancy.... then you can have irregular period
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. If in doubt do a preg test . Always better to use protection during lactation during sexual activity .
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Dr. Aseemita Debata
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Lactational amenorrhea or irregularity is very common.but if you have any doubt please check with beta HCG to confirm pregnancy
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