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A member asked:
Just had a baby, still no period and it's been 11 weeks old. how much longer?
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Depends: Are you breast feeding? If so, that may be normal for you. Some 45 year old women go right into menopause after they deliver. If you fail to have a cycle in the next month and you are not breast feeding, see your provider and do a pregnancy test, especially if you are not using contraception.
Answered 1/3/2014
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