kayciano:
BEFORE ADVICE..
Please, JUST RELAX....
since she is still in the NURSING process, it will bar the menses from setting in.

In some LADIES, it can take up to a year and few months.
It will SURELY surface..provided you stay within the ambits of our advice.

IF SHE did EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING, then it will surely take much time.
So, Relax...and encourage your wife.
But make sure u Do ROUTINE BLOOD PREGNANCY TEST.

ayobase:


na so e dey be after child birth?

if no side effect, I pray my wife no see hers after 2yrs o.

I no like that thing samsam.



Hia, anatomy of woman sha!

ayobase:


na so e dey be after child birth?

if no side effect, I pray my wife no see hers after 2yrs o.

I no like that thing samsam.



Hia, anatomy of woman sha!






N.B

Pls make all my Igbo friends stay away from any form of water (may it be swimming pool, bath tub, gutter, ogbara, cup of water and what have) come Saturday.

God shall watch over us all and surprise our enemies. We shall not hear stories that touch the bone.

nickxtra:
I don't cheat

Shyna112:
Menopause

kennygee:


But does it hurt to consult her Gynae?

dipopooo:
@op u av turned nairaland to LUTH or UCH bah? No problem sha tell ur wife to go for test, u av infected her wit STD due to ur carelessness

dipopooo:
@op u av turned nairaland to LUTH or UCH bah? No problem sha tell ur wife to go for test, u av infected her wit STD due to ur carelessness

dipopooo:
@op u av turned nairaland to LUTH or UCH bah? No problem sha tell ur wife to go for test, u av infected her wit STD due to ur carelessness

nickxtra:
Experience mothers in the house, please I need your candid advice on this serious issue of my wife, though nursing a baby of 10 months plus now, has not seen her period since she put to bed over 10 months. About 3 month after her delivery, we had intimacy and some weeks later, she said she felt as if she was pregant. This early pregnancy got us worried which I even shared on this thread some time past, but based on advices from good people, including from Nairalanders and a Nurse she visited, we were advised to keep the pregnancy. On an occassion, I had to ask her how was she feeling with the baby, thinking that she should be preparing to register for pre-natal, but her response was that she does feel as if there is a baby in her. I immediately asked her to go for a pregnancy test , which she did and came with a negative result. I was shocked bcause I was expecting a positive result. Now she said that on enquiry to know could be the problem and she has not seen her period months after putting to bed, she was told or counseled by the Doctor that delayed menstrual period is normal in some women, particularly nursing mothers who are breasfeeding. This situation worries me and I need to know from experienced mothers in the house what could be the likely cause of the delayed menses and if it possible for her to take in without her period. What could be the solution to this? I need answers seriously, to enable me get adequate solution for it. Thanks

amara2015:
Why do you like worrying yourself like this? I am sure your wife has more liver than you. You have absolutely nothing to worry about, my guy. My wife's own took about 11 to 13 months before it started again, and now we have another child despite the long delay. I even had to call my brother who is a gynecologist in Canada and he told me that it was very normal, and he gave me one advise which I would like to give you also. Make use of the opportunity now while you can, and keep firing her without any fear of unplanned pregnancy. Enjoy it now while you can. This long period will also give her good opportunity to recover herself back, especially if she lost a lot of blood when she gave birth and also if they had to cut her during delivery. It will also enable her body to contrast to its normal form before having to carry another baby again. So my guy, just enjoy the free sex now while you can. Fire her like a Jack Rabbit.

nickxtra:
Experience mothers in the house, please I need your candid advice on this serious issue of my wife, though nursing a baby of 10 months plus now, has not seen her period since she put to bed over 10 months. About 3 month after her delivery, we had intimacy and some weeks later, she said she felt as if she was pregant. This early pregnancy got us worried which I even shared on this thread some time past, but based on advices from good people, including from Nairalanders and a Nurse she visited, we were advised to keep the pregnancy. On an occassion, I had to ask her how was she feeling with the baby, thinking that she should be preparing to register for pre-natal, but her response was that she does feel as if there is a baby in her. I immediately asked her to go for a pregnancy test , which she did and came with a negative result. I was shocked bcause I was expecting a positive result. Now she said that on enquiry to know could be the problem and she has not seen her period months after putting to bed, she was told or counseled by the Doctor that delayed menstrual period is normal in some women, particularly nursing mothers who are breasfeeding. This situation worries me and I need to know from experienced mothers in the house what could be the likely cause of the delayed menses and if it possible for her to take in without her period. What could be the solution to this? I need answers seriously, to enable me get adequate solution for it. Thanks