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Postpartum menstruation
First thing ,it's going to be 6 months since my normal delivery ,still I have pain in my hips, And till now I have got 4 times the period that is irregular but not heavy flow. I breastfeed without any other formula milk. My concern is why I'm getting periods so often?
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Periods can start after 6 weeks post delivery , how infrequemt it is need to consult for detail history and examination
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Post Parton the resumption of periods can be 6 weeks to ) months due to breast feeding . This periods are usually anovulatory and ovulation is unpredictable due to high prolactin level during breast feeding phase . My advice is to keep a menstrual calendar to keep a track of your periods and use an effective contraception to avoid unwanted pregnancy. Please consult Online for better understanding and help.
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Reason for the pain could be calcium deficiency make sure you are taking calcium supplements till you a breastfeeding also get your vitamin D n vitamin b12 checked It is normal to get periods in the lactation period If you are bleeding before 21 days you need investigations
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