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How long does?it take for you to get your first postpartum period?
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Most around 6 weeks.: If not breast feeding, then the range would usually be from 4-8 weeks after delivery. If breastfeeding, the time interval is indefinite, and varies from person to person.
Answered 7/22/2012
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