No menstruation during breastfeeding for one and a half years

The level of secretion hormone in women's bodies is higher during breastfeeding, which can inhibit women's ovulation. Some women do not have menstruation during the entire breastfeeding period. Don't worry if this happens. You don't need to take oral medication for treatment. It is actually a physiological phenomenon. After stopping breastfeeding, the woman's menstrual cycle will naturally resume. In addition, some women, although they exclusively breastfeed during lactation, quickly resume ovulation, for example, they resume menarche 3-6 months after giving birth. This is more common in some patients. Although women do not have menstruation during breastfeeding, it is possible that they have normal ovulation. Therefore, when women have sex during breastfeeding, they should adopt certain contraceptive methods to avoid the occurrence of accidental pregnancy during breastfeeding.

What is the reason for not having menstruation for a year and a half after giving birth? Generally speaking, the time it takes for the uterus and ovaries to recover after giving birth is different for breastfeeding women and non-breastfeeding women. Generally speaking, when you are not breastfeeding, your uterus and ovaries will resume function and your period will come 6-10 weeks after giving birth. Postpartum women's lactation period shows high-quality lactogen, and the uterus and ovaries repair function is also slow. Generally, the recovery process will take 4-6 months after giving birth, and your period will come slowly.

However, women who are breastfeeding generally do not have menstruation. I don’t know if you are involved in breastfeeding. Even after weaning, it may take a year for the uterus and ovaries to recover. Therefore, if you are still breastfeeding and do not have menstruation for a year and a half, it is a normal physiological phenomenon and there is no need to worry. If you have been weaned but have no menstruation, you need to check six hormone levels and do B-ultrasound to see the thickness of the uterine wall to estimate the time of your period.

Is it normal that you haven't had your period one and a half years after giving birth? This requires a detailed analysis.

If you are still breastfeeding one and a half years after giving birth, it is normal for your period to not come if you have not been weaned. Generally, your menarche will return after you have been weaned. However, if you have already weaned yourself and have not taken any contraceptive measures, you may still get pregnant. There is also a situation where postpartum hemorrhage occurs during delivery, which may lead to Sheehan syndrome and ovarian hypoplasia, causing amenorrhea. At this time, it is necessary to combine the results of B-ultrasound examination and the thickness of the uterine wall to conduct estrogen diagnostic tests to see if there is a possibility of menarche, or estrogen testing can also make a certain judgment. If you feel any discomfort, please go to a regular hospital as soon as possible to find out the cause to avoid missing treatment.

Pregnant women should pay attention to comprehensive nutritional supplements after giving birth, and pay attention to hygiene to prevent infection. Sexual life should be resumed after the uterus has fully recovered, at least 42 days later.