Ugh! I got my period back😭😭🤬 can that interfere with my milk production??

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Melinda Westad · Answer

Are you sure it’s your period? Breastfeeding often delays your period so it’s uncommon to get it that soon after birth. For me it was 10 months for both kids. And yes you may notice a slight decrease in supply when you get your period but it’s temporary. But most likely your supply is regulating which happens around 5-6 weeks, and you’re making exactly what baby needs. Just keep feeding him. He will tell your body what to do.

Marcilia Mariah · Answer

Yeah I’m bleeding and cramping with the usual mood swings as I remember from before pregnancy 🙄😭

JWDx4 Momma🦈🦖🦄🧚‍♀️ · Answer

How do you know how much milk your producing? Do you pump or breastfed

Marcilia Mariah · Answer

I breastfeed and before my boobs will get really full to where pumping was a must at times when my baby sleeps over 4 hours but now it’s not like that he would get full from one side so I’ll pump the other and now he has to feed from both sides to get full and sometimes that doesn’t even fill him

JWDx4 Momma🦈🦖🦄🧚‍♀️ · Answer

@babybump01, your milk has regulated.. you shouldn’t still be getting engorged. He’s probably cluster feeding, let him nurse as much as he wants. If he is having wet and dirty diapers and his pediatricians isnt concerned then it’s all good

JWDx4 Momma🦈🦖🦄🧚‍♀️ · Answer

Probably not your period. You can bleed up to 6 weeks pp. if you’re nursing it could be prolonged, but not always a guarantee.

Marcilia Mariah · Answer

I stopped my bleeding completely and I was producing a lot of milk but it’s been lessening down the past few weeks

Raven · Answer

Mine never did. For some women it can though. I was just exclusively nursing from my breast only though and not pumping so I don't know if that made a difference.

Marcilia Mariah · Answer

I’m not pumping either because of the lack of milk I’m producing now 😢

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