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I gave birth 3 months ago and I haven't received my periods yet. Is it normal to not have periods after giving birth?
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It is common for women to experience a delay in the return of their menstrual cycle after giving birth. This is known as lactational amenorrhea, which occurs due to breastfeeding suppressing the release of hormones necessary for ovulation and menstruation. The length of time before your periods resume can vary, but it is generally expected that they will return within six to eight weeks after stopping breastfeeding or introducing solid foods. However, some women may not get their periods until several months later. If you are concerned about the absence of your periods, it is advisable to consult with your healthcare provider who can evaluate your individual situation and provide appropriate guidance.

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 That is not an problem, you can after 5/6 month of your delivery 
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Its normal..... Periods depends on your body.... So dnt worry.... Periods can start any time may be a month later or it might take a year as well....

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