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Weakness issue
I got my first period after delivery of my first baby around 9.5 months on 26 july and again on 18 Aug. Both the time I feel very week and dizzy all the time.
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Persistent weakness as periods return after delivery most often points to a nutritional gap that built up during pregnancy and breastfeeding. The most common ones are low iron, low vitamin B12, or low vitamin D, and all three are easy to check and correct.
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Please book a postpartum consultation. Your doctor will assess you, order the right tests, and guide the correction. Continue breastfeeding as usual.
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If you feel very lightheaded, breathless, or your heart races on light activity, please seek prompt care.
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In breastfeeding there is chances of irregular periods
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