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No period ,son turned 5 month old
Dear doctor,
Pls advice medicine so that my periods return ,I have c section in Jan 2020.i m pcos from past 2 years.
I m having lot of acne in face n back I guess it's due to no periods.
Also after delivery I had very little lochia or periods which was 10 days from delivery usually one pad a day I used.
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Hi, You are having Lactational Amenorrhoea. So you are not having periods. . . Must use contraceptive measures during this period.Consult a Gynaec for the same.
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If you are exclusively breast feeding you may not have your menses for 6months...some may take even longer to resume menses...lochia may be normal like you had in caesarean...so better avoid medication as u may be breast feeding...
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consult a gynaecologist and take contraceptive advice to prevent conception in lactational amenorrhea.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. During breast feeding you may not get periods till 6 months . Once you start top feeding it will resume . Start walking or light excercise . Wait for your periods to start on their own . No need for medi cine .
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