After how many months a woman see her period after given birth?

Answer 1

If the woman is exclusively breastfeeding, she may not have her period until she's finished or the baby goes onto solids and the breastfeeds are becoming less.
If no breastfeeding, the first period will happen typically 28 days after all the lochia(bleeding after childbirth) has passed.
Bleeding after childbirth can last from around 2 weeks to longer, for me it was 5/6 weeks.

Answer 2

It depends. If a woman doesn't breastfeed, her period will be back within a few months. If she does, she can delay her period almost indefinitely. That's a major reason why women in developing countries prolong breastfeeding. They are actually using it as a method of birth control.

Answer 3

If a woman does not breastfeed, it can come back after 6 weeks (usually the earliest). If she does breastfeed, it could take years, but personally, mine comes back at about 7 months after birth with breastfeeding.

Answer 4

it should normally resume 1 month after you stop breastfeeding.
If you don't breast feed then 4 weeks after the birth.
But that is just an rough guide. every woman and every pregnacy is different.
Just remember that you can get pregnant again before you have your first period. Theoretically you can get pregnant 2 weeks after giving birth.

Answer 5

she will see her period after given birth.

Answer 6

once a woman gives birth she bleeds for a week or two then her period comes in and lasts for about a week or two. but not a month!

Answer 7

I nursed each of my kids for a period of 2 to 3 yrs; during which time I never got a period.

Answer 8

It varies a lot between different women and even different pregnancies. If you are breastfeeding it will be much longer. If you are not breastfeeding, usually within 4 to 6 weeks.