Is it normal to have one menstrual period and then no menstrual period during breastfeeding? How many menstrual periods will I have during breastfeeding?

Is it normal to have one menstruation and then no menstruation during breastfeeding? Many mothers find that their menstruation is abnormal after giving birth. What is the reason? Will it affect their health? Let's introduce to you how many times you will have menstruation during breastfeeding.

I had my period once during breastfeeding and then it stopped

After giving birth, if you are breastfeeding, you may not have your period or have irregular menstruation during the feeding period.

If you are still breastfeeding, it is normal to have irregular menstruation. Generally speaking, irregular menstruation during breastfeeding is caused by endocrine dysfunction. Most of them do not require treatment and will slowly recover over time. In daily life, pay attention to not eating raw, cold, spicy or irritating foods, keep warm and avoid catching cold.

How many menstrual periods will you have during breastfeeding?

Sometimes the second time comes after a long time after the first time, which is normal. If you don’t want to go for a check-up, just wait.

Generally speaking, you will have your period about half a year to a year after giving birth. However, if you have your period more than a month after giving birth, it is mainly due to endocrine disorders.

It is normal to have your period after half a year to a year, so don't worry, just pay more attention to improving your nutrition.

What to do if your menstrual period is abnormal during lactation

Generally speaking, some people will not have their period during breastfeeding, while others will have their period. It also depends on individual reasons. If you are still breastfeeding and you have your period now, then it is normal that your period will not be very regular and will be more irregular. It will be better after you wean.

Generally, menstruation will slowly return to normal within 3 months after giving birth. The specific time depends on the individual's physical condition and recovery situation. Some people will return to normal a year after giving birth. As long as there are no obvious symptoms of discomfort, it is normal and don't worry too much.

After reading the above introduction, do you have some understanding of the menstrual conditions during breastfeeding? If you are really worried, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination and consultation.