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Menstrual periods
Its been 14 months since of my delivery and i have not got my periods back. I am still breast feeding.Is it normal not to have period back even after 14 months of delivery
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it is quite normal as ur breat feeding. i would suggest u to stop breast feeding becasue the child should be on other diet like lactogen, farex. it will be difficultfor u to stop feeding here after.once u stop bteast feeding u will get ur periods
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U should do urinary pregnancy test..if it's negative nothing to worry but if it's positive than consult yr gynac for sonography.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Sometimes the periods can be delayed due to lactation. Do urine preg test. Increase your diet , chek your Hb .
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