Patient's question:
Always breastfeeding, discovered menstruation three days ago. The last day of menstruation before pregnancy was July 8, 2010. No treatment was received. How is this situation normal? What should be paid attention to? Thank youDoctor's answer:
According to the situation you provided, it is a normal case. It is possible to experience amenorrhea during breastfeeding, which is a physiological amenorrhea. During this period, sexual intercourse will never lead to pregnancy. Once breastfeeding is stopped, menstruation will return to normal. Therefore, you don't need to worry, but sexual intercourse after this should be accompanied by breastfeeding to avoid pregnancy.Cesarean delivery is a condition that is not easy to recover from. Friends who have undergone this procedure should maintain a positive mindset and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they enhance their confidence in overcoming cesarean delivery and believe that recovery is certain.