Menstruation after seven months of delivery

Women will not have menstruation during pregnancy, because pregnancy is mainly the formation of the fetus in the female uterus, and menstruation is a phenomenon caused by the shedding of the endometrium. Therefore, there will be no endometrial shedding during pregnancy, and accordingly there will be no menstruation. However, most women have a recovery period after childbirth, and they will not have menstruation during this period. However, some women do not have menstruation until seven months after childbirth. Is this normal?

1. Is it normal to have menstruation seven months after giving birth?

Generally, menstruation resumes about 3-6 months after delivery. For some people, menstruation resumes earlier, some after a month. This has to do with individual differences. Suggestions: It is recommended to pay attention to vaginal bleeding. If the bleeding stops within a week, it should be menstruation. In the future, take good contraceptive measures to avoid accidental pregnancy.

2. How long does menstruation last after caesarean section?

Generally speaking, most women who have had a caesarean section will resume their menstruation in about 10 weeks. It varies greatly according to individual differences. Women who do not have breast milk or do not breastfeed their babies generally resume menstruation earlier. Breastfeeding mothers generally recover later. Clinically, the earliest menstruation is restored is about 6 weeks.

3. What is the reason for postpartum menstruation not coming?

1. It is a physiological condition, which is related to the incomplete recovery of endocrine function after childbirth. In this case, menstruation should come in 1-2 months.

2. If you have sex after giving birth and do not take any contraceptive measures, there is a possibility of pregnancy. Because whether or not a woman can get pregnant depends on whether or not she ovulates. The resumption of ovulation is not necessarily synchronized with the resumption of menstruation. Although there is no menstruation, ovulation still occurs, so pregnancy is still possible.

4. Dietary adjustment for postpartum menstruation

You can eat more loofah. Luffa is mild in nature and sweet in taste. It has the effects of clearing meridians, promoting blood circulation, cooling blood and detoxifying. It is very helpful in regulating menstrual disorders. You can also eat more foods such as onions, pumpkins, chestnuts, etc.; or eat some tonic foods such as squid soup, longan egg soup, mugwort porridge, peony flower porridge, rose flower soup, etc.