Menstruation suddenly stopped during breastfeeding

During the breastfeeding period, the mother's body is very fragile. On the one hand, she needs to provide nutrients to her own body, and on the other hand, she needs to maintain the baby's nutritional supply. If the menstruation suddenly stops during the breastfeeding period, you should consider whether there is a lack of nutrition. Another possibility is pregnancy. You should first use a test strip to test whether you are pregnant. During this period, you must relax and don't be too nervous. Let's take a look at the specific reasons below.

If you do not show any pregnancy results using an early pregnancy test one week after your period is missed, it may be caused by irregular menstruation. The menstrual cycle is affected by many factors. Occasional menstrual irregularities generally do not require treatment. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a color ultrasound examination. If there is no abnormality, progesterone can be used to induce menstruation.

During the breastfeeding period, you may have irregular menstruation or no menstruation, but it is normal as long as you are not pregnant. Observe for a week and then try the early pregnancy test. If you are in a hurry, it is best to have a blood HCG test, which can confirm the diagnosis. Guidance: It is best to go to the hospital for relevant treatment, such as gynecological examination, B-ultrasound, and six sex hormone tests to identify the cause and treat the symptoms. You should pay more attention to personal hygiene and avoid infection.

If you are breastfeeding, menstruation will usually come 6-8 months after giving birth, which is good for your body's recovery. If you have your period, you must pay attention to timely contraception, because you will ovulate normally after your period. Don't be overly nervous. Mental factors are also very important.

The above two are the main reasons for the sudden cessation of menstruation during breastfeeding. If you find yourself in such a situation, you must consider the situation to see what the cause of your menstrual disorder is, and then choose the appropriate improvement plan based on the specific situation to help solve the problem of amenorrhea. Only in this way can you ensure that helping to improve menstruation will not affect your normal breastfeeding and will not harm your body.