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Periods after 7 months post partum
I got periods after 7 months of delivery . It's been 6 days , very light bleeding , no cramps and the bleeding has not stopped yet. Is there anything to be worried. Do I need to consult. My weight has gained excessively after delivery from 70 kg to 100 kgm is this the reason. I am partially breast feeding. Baby has started with solids.
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Overweight produces menstrual problems.
Try to reduce weight.
Breast feeding also causes decrease flow during periods.
Take less fats and carbohydrates.
Do daily exercise and yoga.
Go for Thyroid profile.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
It is okay to get periods after 7 months of delivery
Total days of bleeding can go up to 7
Beyond that needs investigations
You are a weight is not the reason for getting periods
You should start exercising and count your calories
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