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Rounakid:
Wud av commented buh am nt a woman...

If they breastfeed some woman do not see their period. But she should go preg. Test if the result is negative that means she falls into the category of those women. Perhaps is of no problem if will cm

it is normal, like my wife,it happened from my first child to fourth child,the first was the shortest 12months,and the fourth and last child was almost 16months b4 she saw her period after birth, and the funny thing is with each successive birth from the first,it adds another 1mth delay,just like 12mths,13mths and some wks,14mts and wks,15mts and wks,so no qualms.

usqoh:
Lucky you. There is no excuse again for her to deny you sex.

ahahaha..

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. What could be the solution to this? I need answers seriously, to enable me get adequate solution for it. Thanks

This is very possible, my younger never saw her period until a year and 2 months after delivery.
Once she stops breast feeding or few months after then you can start getting worried but that does mean't she can't take in- based on what I was told.

My wife gave birth on Oct 2013 but didnt see her period till September 2014. I was even worried. So i requested that she reduce the number of breastfeeding to once in two days, that was when her period came rushing. She was previously breasfeeding like 6 to 7 times a day. She is pregnant now even. So dear, dont worry.

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

Shu?! Wake up, This is 21st century where information is power.
You think say na only olodos full NL?
Professionals yapa for here weh fit help you with appropirate info FOC.

Aroh48:
Bros,dat is bad of u.Ur language is insultive

wow serious? dnt mind me. truth is bitter u knw?

Breastfeeding is a form of contraceptives full stop

Dats normal. it will show at the right time.

If this is not your first pregnancy, keep in mind
that every pregnancy is different. Even if your
period returned exactly six weeks after the birth
of your first child, this does not mean your
menstrual cycle will return at the same point with
your second pregnancy.

ALSO BE VERY PRAYERFUL, am sure God will turn up. He always does. Never lose hope, a hopeless man is a helpless one.

dis baby ugly i beg....

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

a more serious case was reported nd CURED by a KEDI consultant, the woman did the testimony. So KEDI will cure it within THREE WEEKs (GOD's willing)

[quote author=nickxtra post=32426161]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 [/quo immediately after weaning ie after breasfeeding she will see her menses again, don't disturb youself.

Pls don't panic, it happens but u will still see ur period wen its time

U dont need to be scared on that, it is normal. it happens to me. Once you stopped breastfeeding, u start seeing your menses.

der is no beta advise any mother will give her.......it is clear and obvious she nids spiritual help..wen i say spiritual help i dnt min help frm native doctors i min she nid A MAN OF GOD WITH AN HIGHER ANIOTING TO PRAY FOR HER.....

Whether and how much you're breastfeeding are
the main factors that affect how soon you'll start
menstruating again. But every woman's body
and circumstances are different, so there's no
reliable way to predict exactly when you'll get
your first postpartum period.
The time frames below are just approximations of
when you might start having your period again.
If you're wondering whether your situation is
normal, check with your doctor to make sure
things are on track.
Nursing moms: One benefit of breastfeeding is
that it can delay your period. If you've been
breastfeeding exclusively, day and night, since
you had your baby it can take six months or
longer before you have to run to the store for
tampons, suffer from PMS, or cope with cramps.
But the less often your baby nurses, the sooner
your period may come back. So if your baby
sleeps through the night from an early age, or if
you're supplementing with formula, it's likely
your period will return sooner than six months.
Note: Breastfeeding is no guarantee ovulation will
stop. The information above describes the
general pattern of postpartum periods, but
breastfeeding's effects on menstruation vary
widely. Some women who breastfeed exclusively
around the clock may start menstruating a
month after giving birth, while others who
supplement with formula may not get their
period for several months.

It's normal as far as she is breastfeeding. I am a nursing mum my baby is going to 6 months and my period has not returned. It all depends on one's body. She can still consult her GP anyways.

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She will see it d following month she stop breastfeeding. That's not a problem at all,some start 3month after giving birth and some after they stop breastfeeding so no cos 4 alarm

Ur ability to see ur period after delivery is dependent on hw quickly ur hormone balances. Her case is very normal. In fact she shd b happy dat it's safe for her to play without conceiving. But she shd only get intimate when she's dry, immediately she sees mucus coming out of her, avoid her - that is if ur not ready for another baby. The reason is dat ovulation comes b4 menstrual flow n it's ovulation that leads to pregnancy but unfortunately it's difficult to detect unlike menses. It comes with very slimy mucus. So its normal not to see ur period after several months but pls be on d watch for ovulation if ur not ready yet.

Immediately after weaning her baby ie after breast feeding she will see her menses again, it is normal

Oh wow, your wife could be pregnant and even if she has done all the necessary tests it may appear negative. Reminds me of a show I love to watch called 'i did not know I was pregnant' it shows in TLC,but don't mind me it may not be her case, my period came 5months after I had my baby,some of my friends said 6months while some the next month after putting to bed, people's body systems are different. So don't be scared it will show up someday.

Nothing to worry about,dats wat is called natural family planning,she is just one of those dat will not mensurate until she stop breast feeding.its just her homone and she should have her period back after she stop breasting.moreso there are high probabilities she will not get pregnant during dis period of no mensuration but she needs to be careful cause even if she mistakely get pregnant,she might not know since she is not mensurating.in a nut shell,nothing to worry about

so nairaland don turn hospital.....people dey sha

In most cases it is very normal, my wife use to see her period like one year after birth

Itz normal bro, my wife's 2 yr 2mnths . dont panic but better still consult ur doc[color=#000000][/color]

Period went on vacation...

There is no problem with your wife. I experience similar. Usually returns one month after TOTAL STOPPAGE of b.reastfeeding.

She should not worry ,its normal as long as she is on baby friendly meaning she only breastfeed her baby and no additional support,its jus the way the body protect against pregnancy and as long has she breast feed on demand the hormone suppressing her period will be always be released. Once she weans her period will come so its nothing to be worried about....enjoy d period free months while it last.

beek:
well delayed menses after child birth is normal in some women depending on the body type and how frequent she breastfeed the baby.

but that does not overule the fact that she can get pregnant even without the presence of menstrual flow. so to be on a safer side she should go for family planning/child spacing or always make use of C/D for fear of any side effect until both of u are ready for another baby.

pls hw can i do family planning?