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How to start period after pregnancy

2023-05-01 05:01:24
I did not get back my periods after my 4 months of c section...how to start it?what should I do?Is it normal or not
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Answered2023-05-01 06:13:31

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It's normal not to get periods after delivery for varying months 4-12 months. It's due to breastfeeding. But if u want your periods to come you need to connect online for prescription.

Answered2023-05-01 10:24:58

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In lactation u might not get periods It's natural

Answered2023-05-01 05:41:36

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Fr a prescription u will hv to connect online This is called lactational amenorrhea N it's normal This means whn ur breast feeding u may not get ur periods Make sure ur not pregnant

Answered2023-05-01 05:04:45

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