The first menstrual flow after giving birth is very light

If the menstrual flow is very little after delivery, you should check the hormone level to understand the estrogen content, because low estrogen content will lead to less menstrual flow. In addition, right after giving birth, if you are in the breastfeeding period, you will be affected by the high prolactin component, which will also lead to less menstrual flow. This condition will gradually recover after weaning, so there is no need to use medication to treat this condition. In addition, after childbirth, breastfeeding or excessive fatigue, insufficient rest and frequent staying up late may also affect the endocrine system and lead to less menstrual flow.

Common questions about the first menstruation of a newly born baby

I believe many pregnant women are not clear about what to pay attention to during the first menstruation after giving birth. The main reason is that people lack the knowledge of these aspects in life. In fact, pregnant women will experience excessive bleeding when their first menstruation comes, and it will last for a longer time. It is more susceptible to infection at this time. I hope pregnant women can take good care of themselves and take care of themselves at this time.

Generally, the first menstruation after giving birth will be heavier, and everything will be normal afterwards. Normal menstrual bleeding should be 20-60ml, and more than 80ml is menorrhagia. Based on the usage of sanitary napkins, the normal usage is to change them four or five times a day on average, and no more than two packs per cycle (10 pieces per bag). If 3 packs of sanitary napkins are not enough, and one sanitary napkin is completely wet, it is considered excessive menstrual flow.

When you have just given birth to a baby and have your first period, the length of your menstrual period will vary due to individual differences and different levels of endocrine repair. It usually lasts 3-7 days, and it is common to last 10 days. At the same time, it is recommended to take an active rest, eat less spicy food, pay attention to local hygiene, and go to the hospital for a follow-up check of the uterus repair status in time, and consider choosing anti-infection and hemostatic drugs for treatment under the guidance of a doctor, considering the possibility of long-term infection.

When the menarche occurs, the amount of milk produced by breastfeeding mothers generally decreases, and the quality of the protein and fat in the breast milk also changes slightly, with a higher protein content and a slightly lower fat content. This type of milk sometimes causes indigestion in babies, but this

It is a temporary condition and will recover after the menstrual period. Therefore, whether during or after the menstrual period, mothers do not have to stop breastfeeding.