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dropscone
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 5:00 pm |
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dropscone wrote: 4 months for me. They're not quite regular yet, but more or less the same heaviness as before. Sorry, that should have been 2 months, not 4. I've had really weird cycles since though. 26 days, then 32 days and now 24 days! I hope it gets evened out soon, otherwise it's going to be annoying.
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Ariann
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 9:00 pm |
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I don't know how to vote! I went on BC at 6 weeks, the progesterone only kind without filler pills that's supposed to suppress your period, but then I messed up a dose at 5 months and had light breakthrough bleeding for three or four days. I don't know whether to think of that as a period or to think that my period would have come back earlier if I hadn't been on the pill. It was crazy trying to figure out the Diva cup again after so long!
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AmandaMelanie
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 9:33 pm |
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I think about a month or so after, but I didn't breastfeed for very long.
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Momo
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 12:13 am |
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Butternut
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 5:50 am |
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Funny that you revived this thread, Momo. I was on my way to do the same this morning. Uhg! I'm so annoyed to have started 14 weeks out. I knew it might happen after going back to work, but I pump every three hours, EBF when I'm with her, and co-sleep with L. I though I had a fighting chance of keeping it at bay.
On the other hand, it's kinda nice to see things working down there. I just hope this doesn't affect my milk supply.
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 6:57 am |
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i went back on BC as soon as it was viable (i think i did Depo, but couldn't tell you for sure, it's lost in the sands of time)- I was nursing twins but didn't want to take any chances til Mr T got his vasectomy.
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coldandsleepy
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 10:58 am |
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Mine came back at 7 weeks this time despite round the clock nursing. (Though the Magician sleeps longer night stretches than the Emperor did when I got my period back with him at 5 months pp.) It wasn't lochia. It followed exactly the same pattern & same duration as my usual periods.
Kind of interested to see if it'll be back again next month or what. With the Emperor, it took several months for my periods to stabilize, and there was one month where I just skipped a cycle-- something that's never happened to me outside of pregnancy. That combined with how hormonally bad I felt all the time when he was a baby meant I was CONVINCED I was pregnant again. Horrifying.
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helbury
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 11:58 am |
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Wow. It's amazing how much this varies from mom to mom. I'm at 17 months postpartum, and still, nada. I'm getting a little antsy because I'd like to think about a baby #2 at some point soon....
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sofrito
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 7:41 pm |
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What the hell, body? I'm now 8 weeks post-partum and am pretty sure my period has returned despite on-demand, round the clock nursing. With my first, it didn't return until about 15 months pp; however, I pumped exclusively and had to take a medicine for supply, which I think has a side effect of delaying menstruation. Boo.
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 11:29 am |
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3 months to the day. Really?? Obviously we're still exclusively nursing (pumping twice daily while at work), so I was surprised. I had no cramping and it's pretty light, just my boobs were noticeably more tender last week.
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littlebear
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 11:26 am |
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It is interesting how we are all different, 10 months pp and still nothing, I am not surprised.
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Butternut
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 11:41 am |
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I just bought a divacup and some cloth pads to make myself a little more excited about the whole thing. I had read that it takes a few cycles to get back on track but everything seems to be running like clockwork over here which is weird because I always had long irregularish cycles before. I'm still annoyed.
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coldandsleepy
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 12:32 pm |
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My periods have continued since I posted last, but they're only lasting 3 days and they're remarkably light. It's like my body is trying really hard to get back to normal but can't quite. Hey body? Don't worry about it, okay, the baby factory is closed anyhow.
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JENNA
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 6:38 pm |
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My last period was a week late. I was FREAKING OUT that I was pregnant again! Thankfully it came. Its my 3rd or 4th one since it came back and all the others were like clockwork so this was strange. I don't think I've ever been late...ever! The cramping I've been experiencing feels a lot like my teenage period days. I haven't experienced any major cramping in over a decade...it sucks.
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Butternut
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Thu May 17, 2012 6:52 pm |
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Okay so my first two ppp were like clockwork. Just like old times. The time for the third one has come and gone. I guess I'm a week late now? Not worried that I'm pregnant since it would have to be by immaculate conception, but (more TMI ahead) my body seemed to gear up for it and on the day I was expecting aunt flow, I had weird super-light almost nonexistent spotting. Not even spotting it was so light. No need for a pad or liner or anything. Was that it? Weird. I've always had light flow but invisible flow is a little ridiculous. I didn't get to use my new diva cup!
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kimba
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2012 9:01 pm |
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4 months. Boo. I got an implanon a month ago, so I wonder if that has something to do with it.
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Tofulish
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2012 9:57 pm |
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I wonder if I'm ever going to get mine back or just slide gracefully into menopause....
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littlebear
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 12:00 am |
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Grey is eleven months and I don't have mine. It has now been two years since my last period.
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Pinko
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 12:27 am |
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Almost 17 months and nada.
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refinnej
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2012 4:22 pm |
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Tofulish wrote: I wonder if I'm ever going to get mine back or just slide gracefully into menopause.... Dude. I was just thinking this myself! I posted a thread a few minutes ago about PCOS, and then started wondering if my 41 year old body is just saying yeah, hey okay...'nuff of that nonsense.
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kimba
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:44 am |
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kimba wrote: 4 months. Boo. I got an implanon a month ago, so I wonder if that has something to do with it. I was just reading that one thing that can cause periods to return is when baby starts sleeping through the night. Carlos has not done that consistently, but in the last few weeks he has had a few times where he slept 8 hours! Not this last week though. He is constantly hungry! I can't tell if it is a growth spurt or if he is having trouble being satisfied because my period has affected my milk supply? Anyway, I fed him an hour or so ago and he is sleeping, but unfortunately I am still awake.
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bodhi
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 12:40 am |
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So with my first, I didn't get my period again until he was about 2 1/2, but with my newest (who is 3 months old tomorrow, oh my god!), I got it back at six weeks. Nooooooo.
[On the bright side, Zeph has been sleeping starting from 7 or 8ish until 7 the next morning, pretty much every single day of his life, waking only to eat about twice a night (and he eats directly before and after). Considering Iz didn't sleep through the night this early, I think this may be why I got my lovely sign of returning fertility so early. Worth it!]
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Tofulish
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 6:31 pm |
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TMI, but I have no where else to ask this. So yeah.
My period came back, but my Diva cup, which used to go in so easily now is really uncomfortable (edging on painful) to get in or out. I had thought that birth would have loosened my vagina, so I'd have to upsize (from a size 1) but I feel like its tighter, but that makes no sense.
BLARGH.
_________________ But on a cold winter night, when the wind whispers through the trees and a bright, white moon hangs heavy in the air, you might hear a sad cry like someone thinking he knows what's best for you, and that'll be the white man a-passin' you by. just mumbles
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 6:55 pm |
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Aren't vaginas amazing/weird? I had a c-section, but I still had to bump up to the size 2! (I was leaking way too much with my old size 1.) Crazy.
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helbury
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Post subject: Re: Postpartum periods Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:03 pm |
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I switched to a softer cup post-partum-- do you think that would help? I switched to a softer cup (Fleurcup) because I've always had urethral pressure issues from cups and my old Diva had gotten grody. I'm not sure it's really that a big difference in softness, but I find the Fleurcup pretty comfortable.
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