What are the reasons for the seven-day delay of menstruation during breastfeeding?

It is normal to have delayed menstruation during breastfeeding. The recovery of menstruation during this period is also a slow process. There may be abnormalities and irregular menstruation at the beginning. It is generally considered normal for menstruation to be delayed for a few days. This is especially true during the breastfeeding period. Therefore, if the menstruation is delayed by seven days during breastfeeding, it is completely normal and no treatment is required. Of course, special circumstances are different.

If menstruation is not coming, the first thing to consider is the possibility of pregnancy. If pregnancy is ruled out, irregular menstruation should be considered. There are many factors that lead to irregular menstruation: 1. Caused by neuroendocrine dysfunction; 2. Caused by organic diseases or drugs. In addition, problems such as excessive mental stress, environmental changes, and malnutrition can also cause irregular menstruation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination for further understanding.

Breastfeeding will inhibit ovarian function, so some people will experience irregular menstrual cycles during breastfeeding. This is physiological and there is nothing to worry about as long as pregnancy can be ruled out.

It is normal for women to have normal breastfeeding and not have menstruation during the lactation period, but having sex does not rule out the possibility of pregnancy.

Guidance:

Although there is no normal menstruation during breastfeeding, there is normal ovulation, so it is easy to get pregnant through sexual intercourse.

It is possible that unexpected ovulation and conception may occur during lactation. It is recommended to repeat the early pregnancy test one week later. If it is still negative, pregnancy can be ruled out. Amenorrhea during lactation does not require treatment, so be sure to take contraceptive measures.

The above is an analysis of some of the reasons why menstruation is delayed by seven days during breastfeeding, but people are different, situations are different, and environments are different, so there may be other different situations. Compare it with previous menstrual periods. During the breastfeeding period, if your period is delayed, do not rush to seek medical treatment. Stay in a good mood so as not to make your period more and more irregular.