How long does it take to get your period after you stop breastfeeding?

Sometimes I really feel that being a woman is very troublesome. There will be a few days of physical discomfort every month. Perhaps we all have this mentality, that it would be great if our period did not come. However, if our period really does not come, then there will be problems with our bodies. Therefore, even breastfeeding mothers will also consider the issue of period. They will think about how long it will take for their period to come after they stop breastfeeding?

Considering irregular menstruation, there are two main causes of irregular menstruation: 1. Caused by neuroendocrine dysfunction: mainly due to defects in the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis, that is, menstrual disease. 2. Caused by organic diseases or drugs: including local inflammation of reproductive organs, tumors, developmental abnormalities, malnutrition, etc. It is recommended that the hospital conduct relevant examinations to confirm the cause and provide symptomatic treatment

If there is no recovery within two months, it is recommended that you have a B-ultrasound examination to determine whether the endometrium is within the normal range. If necessary, an endocrine examination should be conducted to determine whether the menstrual problem is caused by endocrine system. Then you can adjust the symptoms.

It is normal to have menstruation about one month after stopping breastfeeding. If it does not come, it may be caused by deficiency of Qi and blood. You can consider taking Wu Ji Bai Feng Pills to regulate menstruation.

Menstruation generally resumes 6 weeks after delivery. For mothers who breastfeed their babies, ovulation and menstruation will take a long time to resume. The delay time varies from person to person. Most people have their period after half a year, while some may have their period after a year. During this period, you should also pay attention to contraception to avoid pregnancy during future menstruation.

The length of time it takes to resume menstruation after childbirth varies from person to person, and is also affected by certain factors, such as breastfeeding. Generally, breastfeeding delays the resumption of menstruation, so menstruation resumes more slowly. In most cases, menstruation can be resumed within a few months to half a year after childbirth. Some individuals may take up to a year or longer to recover due to longer breastfeeding periods. Therefore, if you are still breastfeeding, it is normal not to have menstruation. If menstruation has not resumed after breastfeeding, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

The problem of menstruation should not be underestimated. Although we all dislike it, once we really don’t have menstruation, there will be problems with our bodies, especially for young mothers. Don’t ignore it just because you are annoyed by menstruation. Now that you understand the question of how long it will take to have menstruation after stopping breastfeeding, you must remember to check whether your menstruation is normal.