Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of your text, with line breaks preserved as instructed and all Chinese text translated into English:"It's been bleeding lately from below, similar to menstruation—quite a lot, just like when I'm on my period. I'm breastfeeding, but recently my milk has suddenly become very little, and I don't know why. My breasts feel very soft and a bit painful. I haven't had sex with my husband either. What could be going on? What kind of help would you suggest? Doctors, please help me sort this out. Also, what should I eat to boost my milk supply? I don't want to give my child formula."
Doctor's answer:
To fully recover after 6 weeks postpartum. For women who are breastfeeding, the return of menstruation and menopause is relatively distant, with delayed times varying from person to person. Most women experience this within a year, while some do not menstruate until a year later. Most women have a heavier menstrual flow than usual, averaging about one-third more, and the second period becomes normal without needing treatment. Since I cannot see your specific situation, it is best to have a follow-up check-up for peace of mind. Breastfeeding is the best way to breastfeed.Advice: I don't know if you had a cesarean section. It is recommended to have a gynecological examination at the hospital. Possible reasons include retained placenta, fetal membrane remnants, retained decidua, infection or incomplete involution at the site of placental attachment, or dehiscence of the uterine wound after cesarean section.