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No period after c section in Jan 2020
Pls prescribe medication for periods as after c sec i have no periods till yet.
I have rejoin work n feed only in n8.
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No need for any medication
You may not have periods till a year after delivery if you are breastfeeding
It's normal
Anytime between 4 month to a year is normal. But you can become pregnant even before menses resumes
So use proper contraception
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If u r breast feeding baby regularly and frequently then u may not get menses till year. But in your case as u have joined work I expect der is no frequent breast feeding to d baby so it is advisable to do pregancy test once if u have any history of sexual contact.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Continue iron and Calcium supplements
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Mothers Horlicks two spoons with milk two times a day for a month
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You are feeding your baby so don’t worry about periods. You will get your periods after your body regains normal rhythm naturally
. Respect your body and don’t take any unnecessary hormones for periods now
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