Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:No, it hasn't arrived yet. Seeing some red is menstrual blood, right?
About past treatment and its effectiveness: Haven't taken any medicine yet.
What kind of help do you want: Should I take medicine to regulate it? What kind of medicine? Or should I just let nature take its course?
Doctor's answer:
After giving birth for a while, due to the reasons of breastfeeding, the prolactin secretion in the body becomes relatively strong, so the menstrual period may be relatively sparse, which means the menstrual period will be less or may not come at all. It is recommended not to worry too much. Generally speaking, after the child is weaned and does not breastfeed for several months, the menstrual period will gradually become regular. However, it is also possible to regulate it, which is also convenient for your body to fully recover.