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How many months after giving birth will i get back on my period?
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It varies: Everyone is different and if you are breastfeeing it can take 6 months to have a menses. Also, if there is any hormonal imbalance there can be a delay. Usually, within 2 months you will have a menses if you are not breastfeeding. It is possible to become pregnant even without a menses so be careful.
Answered 6/11/2013
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