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Maternity And Cesarean
Hi All,
I wanted to know that after my delivery on 11th Feb through Cesarean the period has not yet come.
Plz suggest.
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If you are exclusively breastfeeding the baby, your periods may/maynot come (lactational amenorrhea). But take contraceptives as there are chances of pregnancy.
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Lactational amenorhhoea occurs after a delivery. It can last for as long as 6 months post any type of delivery, but contraception should be used from 3 months onwards to delay another pregnancy
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a case of lactational amenorhhoea.
no need to worry
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Dr. Danish Qureshi
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15 yrs exp
Jaipur
Re you breastfeeding the baby?
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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8 yrs exp
Delhi
Lactational amenorrhea so wait for 6 months for periods
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Dr. Akash Goyal
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2 yrs exp
Faridabad
Till the child is breast feeding periods will not come known as lactational ammenorrhea
For more quries and detailed treatment contact me on practo.
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