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My son is 21 months old delivered through c section and I am still lactating and feeding him once or max twice a day..since the time I have reduced feeding him I have observed that my period cycle has increased from 5-6 days to 8-12 days..where in first few days there is either brown discharge or scanty periods and at the end my period is brown black and again very minimal ..in between flow is fine..I have pregnancy induced thyroid which I get regularly checked..and is always under 3..I just want to know why I am facing this problem..4-5 months back when I consulted Gynae , she did some hormone test prolactin n all and she told its not of a hormonal issue but it is because I am lacatating
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Since your hormonal profile testing was normal, there is nothing much to worry about. Since you were breastfeeding, wait for your periods to become regular.
You can also visit my clinic International Fertility Centre located in New Delhi for further evaluation. My clinic offers varied gynecology treatments and services to help you have a successful treatment. You can mail me your contact details so that I can get in touch with you.
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Hi good evening
Thnxs for your question
Don't worry
In lactation period natural prolactin hormones responsble for irregular Menese.
As soon as your left breastfeeding periods will be OK.
So just wait and follow ur Gynecologist advise.
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Since your hormones are ok ..don't worry
Get your CBC also done
Bring down your stress levels.Exercise everyday.
Have fresh vegetables and plenty of water.
Get your pelvic scan and meet your gynaecologist again.
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