Early returns of periods after c-section

2022-02-11 04:06:37
Hello Doctor, I got the family planning operation done along with the c-section delivery on 10 Nov 21. I had normal(sometimes heavy, sometimes less) periods for one month. But now my periods are back again. Is it normal? Physically I am feeling normal except the back pain which has started from the past few days ( I am doing my regular household work from past 1 month).
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Answered2022-02-11 06:55:23

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Do sonography once

Answered2022-02-11 04:46:21

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After LSCS  you might get bleeding till 45 days and some times more then that,so nothing to worry,you should start cerezette oral contraceptive pill which is safe for Lactational period.

Answered2022-02-11 04:25:14

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You had your Caesarean about 82 days back. Getting normal period within 8-10 weeks is very much normal. But these need not be absolutely regular. At times they may be delayed. Under such conditions it becomes difficult to observe 'safe period' and you may conceive without knowing. You should use some effective contraception.

Answered2022-02-11 04:15:06

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Yes it's normal fr periods to resume even if ur lactating

Answered2022-02-11 05:33:44

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Yes this is normal, irregular periods give an assumption that you can’t get pregnant but this time is highly sensitive as people do get pregnant

Answered2022-02-11 05:03:29

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