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Ok so my period is reglaur and what I would like to know ks shouldnt of I started my period 4days ago my daughter is 4weeks and 5days old? With my daughter i lost in novemeber 7th 2014 i started my cyclea month 4weeks on the 7th of decemeber 2013 but this time i havent started yet and I wanted to know has anyone started their cycle just 4weeks after giving birth who is reglaur????
I should also say that I have had 4 children and 3 pregnancies were identical even afterwards , but my 4th completely different in every way . so even if one or two pregnancies are similar it doesn't mean all will be or that the afterwards will be.
It is not the same every time you have a baby , just like pregnancy and labour can be completely different each time .. also you're breast feeding this time so its different as Breastfeeding can delay menstruation .
Hey girls but when I delieved my prem baby girl who died 1hour and 53minutes after delievery in november 2013 i started 4weeks after having her so im used to that but I havent had it yet
Of those who choose not to breastfeed, approximately 80% of women find their period has returned by ten weeks. Breastfeeding can delay menstruation and ovulation for around 20 weeks or more, however it is not uncommon to find your period returning sooner or much longer than 20 weeks.
My period is always regular after i had my daughter i bled for a while but then it took me like months to have my period they say cuz i was breastfeeding and idk if the fact that i had a c section had tp do with it
Well i have a regular cycle...i bled from delivery for 4 weeks. ..it stopped. .then I had my period 6 weeks after delivering my daughter. Your body will need time to adjust and get back to normal. I'm 10 months pp and my periods are still all wacky.
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