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I have virginal prolapse
I have four given birth my baby five month ago, I am feeling something near my vagina. When I am sitting it is near opening of my vagina, also my period has not been started yet. Please suggest.
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If you are breastfeeding right now, it is common to have irregular periods. Wait for a few more months for your periods to come. If they still do not come, then visit your obs & gyne specialist for further evaluation.
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Dr. Nanda R Kumar
Gynecologist
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
If ur feeding ur baby there's a lactational amenorrhea then..No periods or irregular periods..For prolapse?Cystocele?rectocole Plz get checked by gynecologist
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Periods start after varied time post delivery. It may take up to 9-10 months. For your concerns about prolapse, I'd suggest you see a gynaecologist to have yourself checked. Conservative treatment a available for young patients with prolapse. Your doctor will be able to discuss after examining you
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