What is the reason for not having menstruation one year after giving birth?

After childbirth, our female friends' menstruation will gradually return to normal. This is something many of our female friends who have given birth know. Many female friends have their menstruation within two months after childbirth, while some have it within half a year or even a year. So what is the reason for not having a menstruation one year after childbirth? I think this is what many postpartum female friends want to know.

It is possible that you did not take good care of yourself after giving birth, which may cause some gynecological inflammation infections and lead to irregular menstruation and abnormal menstrual cycles. After giving birth, you must maintain a good attitude, pay attention to hygiene and diet, and do appropriate exercise to enhance your physical fitness. Menstrual period (also called menstrual period). A woman's menstrual period lasts about 3-5 days, and 2-8 days is not uncommon. The general pattern of menstruation is that there is not much menstrual blood on the first day, but it increases on the second and third days, and then gradually decreases until the menstrual blood stops. This is because the endometrium just begins to shed on the first day, and on the second and third days the shedding of the endometrium increases, the amount of bleeding also increases, the uterus is stimulated, the contraction increases, and a large amount of menstrual blood is discharged.

For some people, after their menstrual blood has stopped, it comes back a day or two later, which is called "menstrual bleeding returning". This is not a disease but a normal phenomenon. However, some women's menstrual period lasts for 10 days or even 20 days, with continuous menstruation; some women's menstrual period is very short and passes in a flash. Both phenomena are abnormal. High pressure from work and study, irregular lifestyle, abortion, and taking birth control pills can all lead to disharmony of Qi and blood, causing endocrine disorders and menstrual cycle disorders. Irregular menstruation is considered an endocrine disorder by Western medicine. TCM syndrome differentiation can be divided into deficiency syndrome and excess syndrome. The vast majority are caused by deficiency syndrome, which is often manifested by irregular menstruation, blood clots, scanty menstruation, cold hands and feet, hot flashes and sweating, etc. These are all typical cases of Qi and blood deficiency, cold stagnation and Qi stagnation.

The usual symptoms are sallow or pale complexion, fear of cold and cold limbs during menstruation, preference for warmth and pressure, indigestion, etc. Deer fetus is a precious animal medicine. It is the placenta of a deer. It can replenish qi and blood, warm the meridians, dispel cold and dredge the collaterals. It maintains the uterus and restores ovarian function, avoiding the side effects of artificial cycles in Western medicine and the dependence on estrogen. It has a very good symptomatic and menstrual regulating effect on irregular menstruation caused by qi and blood stasis and deficiency-cold syndrome.

After the above understanding, we know that there are so many reasons that can cause us not to have menstruation one year after giving birth. So we must find the cause of no menstruation according to our physical condition and the environment we are in. We must prescribe the right medicine and not treat it blindly. If we understand the above reasons, it will be of great help to ourselves.