What should I do if my period is delayed for 15 days during breastfeeding?

The bodily functions of breastfeeding women have gradually begun to return to normal. Therefore, they should also start paying attention to some basic physiological activities to prevent some unexpected situations. For example, menstrual problems are the most concerned issue for breastfeeding women. Let’s take a look at what to do if the menstruation is delayed by 15 days during breastfeeding? I hope women can understand it.

Delayed menstruation means that a woman's menstruation comes more than 7 days later than the normal menstrual cycle. A normal cycle for women is 28-30 days. It is still within the normal range if it is about 7 days earlier or later. The length of the cycle varies from person to person. If a woman finds that her period is more than a week late, it is considered a late period. There are many factors that affect menstruation, including emotions, medications, lifestyle, etc., and the specific factors vary from person to person. But once it is more than 10 days, it is very likely that you are pregnant. It is best to go to the hospital for scientific examination. If you are not pregnant, you should also check whether you have gynecological diseases.