Is it normal to have menstruation in the first month after giving birth?

Is it normal to have menstruation one month after giving birth? Regarding the issue of the first period after giving birth, many pregnant mothers are only partially aware of it. Some say it is abnormal but some say it is normal! So when will the first menstrual period come after giving birth? Is it normal to have menstruation one month after giving birth? I will explain it to all mothers below, you can watch the dissolution!

First of all, regarding the question of when the first menstruation will come after giving birth, since every mother's situation is different, there is no very definite time for the menstrual period after giving birth. Generally speaking, the first period after giving birth is related to the mother's age, whether she is breastfeeding, the length of breastfeeding, and the repair of her ovaries. Therefore, it can be stated without a doubt that it is normal to have menstruation one month after giving birth.

In addition, based on the situation of most mothers, mothers who do not breastfeed will resume their menstrual period earlier than mothers who breastfeed. For pregnant women who choose natural childbirth, if they are in good health, have very good postpartum recovery, and have a short breastfeeding time, their menstruation will resume early, and they will have their period one month after giving birth.

Everyone now knows that the time of the first menstruation after giving birth is not very fixed. Even after the menstruation resumes, there may be a period of amenorrhea for one or two months or even longer. At this time, it will take some time for the mother to return to a normal menstrual cycle. In some cases, the first menstruation of a breastfeeding mother after giving birth will be delayed, and some people even take more than a year to have their period. The reason lies in physiological aspects, because breastfeeding causes the secretion of hormone in the mother's blood to increase, which reduces or stops the secretion of sex hormone androgen in the hypothalamus, resulting in no sex hormone cycle and no ovulation; or because the body's prolactin increases, the uterus and ovaries have a weak response to gonadotropin, the egg stops developing and there is no ovulation. The longer the ovulation is delayed, the longer the menstruation will be delayed.

It is recommended that mothers, in order to avoid irregular menstruation after giving birth, should take care of the maintenance and recovery of their bodies after giving birth, adjust themselves according to their own actual conditions, pay attention to maintaining a happy mood, avoid depression, depression, and mental anxiety; pay attention to rest, avoid overwork; participate in activities appropriately, and exercise appropriately.