sigmundfreud:
Its called lactational amenorrhea. No need to worry , her menses will resume soon.Some use it as a form of contraception but the failure rate is high. Please take active steps towards prevention of pregnancy if you don't intend to have a baby soon.

AndreRose:
Consult your doctor, simple.

Dyt:


As a woman
I don't like it


Thought mine wld be like my cousin
I was so relaxed
Usually I have crazy cramps
When that thing came, I didn't even know
MIL just called me in and said u are stained
I wore a diff look
Got so mad at it
Why does it have to come after 6weeks

Doc sef praised my kind of body
But I was lucky no more cramps not until I started consuming heavy sugar again

Dyt:


As a woman
I don't like it


Thought mine wld be like my cousin
I was so relaxed
Usually I have crazy cramps
When that thing came, I didn't even know
MIL just called me in and said u are stained
I wore a diff look
Got so mad at it
Why does it have to come after 6weeks

Doc sef praised my kind of body
But I was lucky no more cramps not until I started consuming heavy sugar again

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

ayobase:



I thought intake of sugar causes more harm I.e cramps.

ur system no be ajebo at all.




I thought intake of sugar causes more harm I.e cramps.

ur system no be ajebo at all.

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

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

PRODUTIM1:
My wife is yet 2 see her own even as our baby is a year and two months old now. Her mom is a retired nurse,so I believe if there is any problem she would have raised it with me. Don't fear,I think it is normal with some women.

KA24DETT:


Her mom is a nurse and not a doctor.. Its not Normal... Secondary Amenorrhea can be caused by alot of factors. Go to any lab and Order LSH, FSH, TSH and prolactin. I could help u diagonize the problem. Is your wife sill breastfeeding? Prolactin can have an inhibitory effect on the pituitary releasing of FSH and LSH.. Still 14 months is a long time....

UEDIBO:
pls hw can i do family planning

zenonxi:
is she still breast feeding her baby? If she is,she can never get pregnant,breast feeding stops the secretion of follicle stimulating hormone

Dyt:


Original ajepako

Iya ti mu baje baje

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

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

ayobase:




lets say ajepako system in ajubota body.

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

KA24DETT:


Go to any lab and order LSH, FSH , TSH and Prolactin.. Let me know the result and the values... send me an email on chukaofiaeli@gmail.com. We can duagonize it from there..

Totfulguy:


I do not think it is a problem. My wife went on for about nine months with her menstrual period. We had our Angel via CS and she needed a while to get better. I will advise that that you don't worry about it as she will ultimately return to her previous cycle. I dont think there is any need to worry or start any form of medical intervention. But just for comfort...you may want to see a Doctor, but even if you dont, she will be fine. By now you would possibly have come to terms with the difficulty associated with looking after a child, so you may want to give her some break and allow her time to heal physically before putting her in the "family way" again. I personally had an "accidental discharge" not long after we had our Angel (even though we had a miscarriage on that occasion). Out of concern for her welfare, I wish I had given her sometime. But we are fine now. So dont worry about it...she will be fine.

alphaomega:


God bless u jere...
Na evrythn person dey bring come forum?
Simple question sef wey person fit ask google, dm go dey bring am com nairaland.

Na wa...

davidque007:
Consult your doctor, nairaland isn't the place to solicit for such advice

lovinam:
Are u a doctor?