Causes of irregular menstruation after normal delivery

Many girls choose natural childbirth, which requires the human body to consume huge energy and endure pain. After a normal birth, you need to pay attention to maintenance and make sure to observe the confinement period. If you don’t, it will cause gynecological diseases. During the delivery period, since many girls are giving birth for the first time, they are not clear about many things and must consult experienced friends or doctors. So, what are the reasons for irregular menstruation after normal delivery?

1. When is the best time to have menstruation after a normal birth?

For mothers, it is best to have menstruation within three months to one year after a normal birth. For mothers who have just given birth, having menstruation too early is a big challenge for the body. If the body does not recover well, it can easily cause anemia. If you recover too late, more than a year later, there is probably something wrong with your body.

2. What are the common abnormal phenomena of menstruation after normal delivery?

1. The first menstrual period after a normal birth is very heavy

If the first menstrual flow after a normal birth is very heavy, mothers should not be overly nervous, because the first menstrual flow will be delayed for a long time. It is normal for the first time to be very heavy, and it will be normal by the second time.

2. Reduced milk supply after a normal birth and menstruation

Some mothers may find that their first menstrual period has come, but their milk supply has decreased during the menstrual period. This is because the mother's body is affected by the menstrual period, and the content of various nutrients in the breast milk has changed. Not only will the amount of milk decrease, but it may also cause indigestion in the baby. However, this phenomenon will disappear after the menstrual period.

3. Continuous vaginal bleeding after normal delivery

Some mothers will find that they often have irregular vaginal bleeding after giving birth, and they cannot tell whether they are menstruating or sick. In fact, this phenomenon is indeed abnormal menstruation after childbirth. It is caused by the lack of ovulation in the first menstruation after childbirth or corpus luteum dysfunction. Therefore, although it is abnormal, it is very common. Mothers should not worry about it.