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A member asked:
Isn't normal after birth you keep on going to your period maybe twice a month the baby is 3 months now?
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Not the norm.: No - not common to have two periods per month for three month. A more common change would be period not starting up right away, especially if breast feeding.
Answered 12/28/2020
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