mothers only question about period after childbirth?

Question

i had my daughter dec 14 2006 i only had bleeding for 2 wks no longer than 3 should i have a regular period for jan? should it be around the same time i use to have it? any advice from experience would help thanks

Answer 1

Your periods will restart a few months after delivery. If you breastfeed, they may not come back until after your baby is weaned. They may take on a slightly different pattern from before—be more regular, lighter, or heavier. Most women wait until their second period, after childbirth, before using tampons again simply because they still feel sore. If your period has changed, you may need to use different absorbency tampons (or pads) from the ones you used before. If you do use tampons, be sure to choose the lowest absorbency tampon to control your flow each day.

Answer 2

U suppose to bleed or lightly bleed for 6 wks after having a child and then u will get your periods back as normal after that.

Answer 3

my son was born dec 8 2006 and i bled for about 2 weeks now i got my period after 40 days after having my baby. My mom and all my aunts have all gotten there period right on the 40th day or a day or two before or after the 40 days.

Answer 4

everyone is different and some people bleed longer than others. Your bleeding was perfectly normal. your periods should become more regular but not necessarily the same time they use to be.

Answer 5

Your cycles could be off for quite a while, about 6 months, or longer is you are breastfeeding. Don't worry about it. Things should go back to normal.

Answer 6

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