Breastfeeding and Period - Wyandotte,MI

I think its normal i remember something like that happening with one. if your too concern call your ob

Yes, it did and still is. I think my hormones are all kinds of jacked up. I started 6 months post partum and got on the mini-pill. My son is 18-months now. I stopped bf'ing when he was about 11-months. I have since been on two different pills and still bleed for about two weeks. Sad to say, I have gotten used to it. Sorry, if this sounds discouraging...hopefully your hormones will even out quicker than mine!

i was on a single hormone pill the one they give you while you are breastfeeding i bf mine for the first 6 months and had mine every other week i was told that it was normal for the first 6 moths to year for the period to be abnormal and everything

it's totally normal. the first period after you give birth - actually the first few can be very different. if you are concerned, you can call your dr.

Yup! Mine was all over the place too! I then got Mirena and had issues!

Talk to your Dr. i worried!

M.

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Almost certainly normal!
It can take up to a year after giving birth to get your hormones back on a solid "schedule", even without the added breastfeeding. If you're not experiencing any other symptoms (pain, very large clots, foul smell), you can relax and see how it goes for a few more months. Mention it to your Dr next visit, but it should resolve on it's own.
As long as you're breastfeeding, it may stay irregular, though- for some women it's not a factor, but for some it really IS. Also, you don't mention your age, but perimenopausal hormone imbalance can start in your early 30's, and while it doesn't affect your fertility, it can wreak havoc on your cycle. Again, mention to your Dr.
It will get better! :-)

ps- don't forget to keep taking your Iron!

My first period after each of my two children was really heavy and lasted longer that "normal." I was exclusively breastfeeding and got started periods again about 5 1/2 months both times. Since it's been 2 weeks, it's probably worth a call to your health care provider - especially if it's not slowing down.