How long does it take to get menstruation after giving birth without breastfeeding?

What I want to talk to you about today is the question of how long it will take for a pregnant woman to get her period if she does not breastfeed after giving birth. Many women worry about various issues after giving birth, such as losing weight. However, many mothers want to know how long it will take for their menstrual period to come if they do not breastfeed after giving birth. Everyone knows that menstruation is related to human health. Menstrual issues have always been a difficult problem in people's minds. Today I will tell you how long it will take for a pregnant woman to get her period if she does not breastfeed after giving birth.

The resumption of menstruation varies from individual to individual. Without breast milk, menstruation will come 6-8 weeks after delivery. Ovulation will resume in 10 weeks. It is recommended to do a B-ultrasound check to check the condition of the endometrium. Generally, people will gradually return to normal about 3 months after delivery. The specific time depends on the individual's physical condition and recovery situation. Some people will return to normal a year after delivery. Breastfeeding comes later than feeding, and cesarean section comes later than natural birth. If you don't breastfeed after giving birth, you will have your period in 6 weeks. But it will vary from person to person. Don't be in a hurry. If you have always been on time and in good health, there is no need to worry.

I don't know if you have gone to the hospital for a routine postpartum check-up. It is recommended that the mother should go to the hospital for a follow-up visit 6 weeks after delivery, and bring the baby to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up. If you haven't gone yet, it is recommended to go after your period is over. I wish you and your baby good health!

The above is about how long it will take for menstruation to come if you do not breastfeed after childbirth. I hope this helps all the expectant mothers. Newborns have a strong dependence on breast milk from birth. Some mothers who love beauty worry that their figure will be out of shape after giving birth and think that not breastfeeding can help them lose weight. In fact, breastfeeding can help you lose weight. In the baby's mind, breast milk tastes like mother's. Therefore, I hope some mothers will not stop breastfeeding for the sake of their figure.