Patient's question:
Good friend is currently breastfeeding and has just given birth for about one month and a day. Her husband insists on being intimate with her, but the good friend is nervous about getting pregnant again. She suggests using contraception, but her husband says that her body's haven't fully recovered after giving birth and it's not abnormal, so there's no need for contraception. However, the good friend is still very nervous. Does having contraception during breastfeeding mean she will get pregnant again?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is possible to have menopause regardless of whether you are breastfeeding, and it may completely restore and return to your period. Some people say that you will never have menopause during breastfeeding, and you will never have your period again. This is incorrect. Especially after your period completely returns, if you do not use contraception, it may lead to very troublesome situations. Delivery may occur because you did not have your period before, so you were completely unaware that you had already become pregnant. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!