The recovery of postpartum menstruation is related to the lactation of postpartum mother, the length of lactation time, the age of mother and the recovery ability of ovarian function. How long does caesarean section come menstruation? This is time is not unified. Generally speaking, non lactation, new mothers usually menstruate in 6-10 weeks after delivery, the average 10 weeks after delivery to resume ovulation. Lactation of new mothers menstruation re tide delay, some in lactation menstruation has not come tide, some a few months after the tide, an average of 4-6 months after the resumption of ovulation. However, ovulation may have resumed before menstruation, so if you have sex, you must take contraceptive measures.
How long does menstruation take after caesarean section? It will be different for different mothers. There is a large individual difference. For example, lactating mothers will be later. If they come to menstruation, the milk volume will be reduced, and the amount of protein and fat in the milk will be changed. Therefore, it is recommended to stop feeding at this time. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the hospital regularly to check whether you are healthy and have an impact on your baby.
How long does menstruation occur after childbirth
When the new mother in pregnancy, menstruation and stop, and after childbirth, menstruation will return to normal. Generally speaking, women in a period of time after childbirth, menstruation will not immediately recover, it takes a certain time to gradually return to normal. Due to the differences in the individual constitution, physical conditions, diet and psychological factors of the puerpera, the menstruation is not exactly the same for how long after delivery. If it is early, the menstruation of the mother will return to normal when the baby is full moon, and only when the baby is one year old when it is late.
Some will recover after the baby is born, some will need to wait for a period of time to gradually recover. Therefore, for many women who have not resumed menstruation, they are very concerned about the topic of how long to menstruate after birth. So, how long does it take to menstruate after childbirth?
1. Irregular time of menstruation after childbirth: there is no fixed schedule for how long menstruation will occur after childbirth. If the time is early, menstruation will occur after the baby's full moon, and it may take one year later. Generally speaking, after childbirth, if the physical condition of the parturient is good, the recovery after childbirth is good, and the time of lactation is short, the recovery of menstruation after childbirth is early; if the physical quality of the parturient is not good, the recovery after childbirth is not ideal, and the time of lactation is long, the recovery time of relative postpartum menstruation is later.
The first to resume menstruation after childbirth is to resume normal menstruation just after the baby's full moon. However, some parturients with poor recovery after childbirth and poor physical quality will gradually resume menstruation only after one year or more.
2. Recovery of ovarian function after childbirth: compared with most of the parturient women, the ovarian function of the parturient women has basically recovered in about 5-6 weeks after childbirth, and the existence of corpus luteum after ovulation can be observed obviously.
Nearly 50% of them will return to normal ovulation within 40-50 days after the birth of their baby, that is to say, more than 65% of them will return to normal menstruation within 6-8 weeks after the birth of their baby, while only nearly 20% of those who do not breast feed have not recovered within 2-3 months after the birth of their baby Normal ovulation and menstruation. However, some mothers who have been breastfeeding have resumed normal ovulation and menstruation about 12-14 weeks after delivery, and nearly 80% of them have resumed normal ovulation and menstruation until about 16-18 weeks after birth.
3. Changes in menstrual volume: there is no accurate time table for how long menstruation occurs after childbirth. Women in childbirth do not need to worry about their menstruation delay. In general, there will be no serious problems. In most cases, the first menstrual volume of the parturient is larger than that before the pregnancy in the past. In the second month, they will basically return to normal. The parturient don't need to panic too much. If they find any discomfort, they should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.
Precautions for menstruation after delivery
1. The new mothers who breast feed their babies have a late recovery of ovulation and menstruation, some of which come to menstruation only one year later. Most people's first menstruation is more than usual, and the second menstruation is normal, so there is no need to treat. When menstruation comes, the amount of milk of lactating mothers will be reduced, the quality of protein and fat in milk will be slightly changed, the content of protein is higher, and the content of fat is lower. This kind of milk sometimes causes dyspepsia in infants, but this is a temporary phenomenon. After menstruation, it will return to normal. Therefore, no matter in or after menstruation, the new mother does not need to stop feeding.
2. Common abnormal postpartum menstruation with continuous vaginal bleeding. Because the first menstruation after childbirth is usually the cycle without ovulation, or it is caused by luteal induction with poor function, and the ovary is still not very sensitive to stimulation of gonadal hormone at this time, so, for example, the postpartum lochia has been ticking, occasionally there will be repeated small amount of bleeding, or there will be bleeding similar to menstruation during the period of confinement Common phenomena are common.
If you are sure that you have not taken any food or medicine that will inhibit the contraction of the uterus before you leave the hospital, and the examination before you leave the hospital does not find any condition that will cause postpartum hemorrhage, you can ask the doctor when you go back to the hospital. In case of frequent or massive bleeding during and after confinement, it is recommended to go to a doctor immediately for diagnosis and treatment by a gynecologist.