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Re: Where's my Period?From: Samir Fouad Aziz MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 30 Sep 2003 06:44:07 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 29 Sep 2003, none wrote: > >I have given birth 7 weeks ago, and I want to know when I was suppose to >get my period. I am not breast feeding. During my sixth week, I was >feeling cramps and that day I had an IUD inserted. Now I am confused. >I haven't really stop spotting from giving birth. When I walk, run or >physical work, I still spot a little. Could there be anything wrong >with me? My OBGYN checked me and she said I was well and all healed up, >when she placed the IUD. >My concerened is, is it normal to bleed or spot from walking too much? >With my first pregnacy, I got my period four weeks after I gave birth, >and I also ran a little that day and I remember I bled and got my >period. But, what about now? Where's my period? have any idea? I know I >am not pregnant. I didn't have sex until after my IUD insertion. >Where's my period? usually normal menses resumed within 8 weeks after delivery and sometimes raised prolactin levels could cause irregularity.
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