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Menstruation after delivery
Its been 5 month i delivered a baby boy while cserian...i had a bleedng quite normal since two months..now its been two months complted not getting my menstruation.. Is it gud that it vil start late..or it vil creating problem inside my body..as iam experiencing some skin issues..like darkening of skin color, and dark circles .. Pls suggest.
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It can be Lactational amenorrhea but chance of pregnancy can’t be ruled out if you have resumed sexual activity.so please check with beta HCG to be sure
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No periods during lactation does not cause any problem with body...so don't worry...if you worried about pregnancy than do urinary pregnancy test in morning. For more information regarding this consult privately.
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It can be because of breast feeding
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Dr. Pranali Ahale
Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Please get urine pregnancy test done. If comes negative, then nothing to worry. It can be irregular due to lactation. Better to use contraceptive regularly to avoid unwanted pregnancy.
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