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C-section on 31.03.got period on 09.05 heavy and more than 10days.took ergotyl.this month i still dont have the period?is it normal?
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Yes: It is completely normal to have irregularities /pauses in your period following pregnancy and delivery (c section or vaginal). This is usually due to the massive hormonal shift and it can depend on various other factors such as breast feeding. You will be fine!
Answered 6/13/2014
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