It is called LACTATION AMENORRHEA ie Breastfeeding suppression of ovulation and menstruation as a form of Family planning is not 100% Full Proof.... YOU CAN GET PREGNANT even without any menstruation. Kindly USE PROTECTION or additional form of Family planning

Menstrual periods are usually irregular in the first 1 - 2 years after girls begin to menstruate. No need to panic.

Your baby's estimated due date is on or around Monday, January 27, 2020. Only 35 weeks and 3 days left until your baby is born! Conception likely took place on may 06, 2019. You are 4 weeks and 4 days pregnant. The second trimester (weeks 13-27) begins on July 22, 2019. The third trimester (weeks 28-40) begins on November 04, 2019.

Cramps Before Periods are ultimately uterus tightening and relaxing at the same time, which causes us the mild to sharp pains. ... Most women can feel cramps before their period begins. This could happen up to two weeks before your period to just the day before. A few of us even have cramping while we have our period.

While ovulation spotting happens around the time that your body releases an egg, implantation spotting occurs when a fertilized egg attaches to the inner lining of your uterus. ... Implantation bleeding is much lighter in flow than your period. Implantation bleeding only lasts for half a day to a couple days.

Are you exclusively breastfeeding your baby?

You don't need to take any drug. You will get pregnant as soon as the effect of the inplant stops

It's possible if you're on exclusive breastfeeding

Your Estimated Fertility Window is between 03/24/2019 and 04/03/2019

She used clomid

Its possible especially if u are still breastfeeding ur baby. But if u are not, go and see a gynaecologist, it maybe due to high prolactin level which refuses to go down after u weaned ur baby.

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It could be implantation bleeding or a sign of threatened miscarriage. U should go for another scan to make sure all is all and see ur doc. If its threatened miscarriage, u will need to take enough rest, take ur prenatal vitamins, eat healthy and drink enough water, atleast 2.5 - 3 litres a day. All d best!

It depends, generally. It may take up to a year before you have a period again especially you're Exclusive breastfeeding round the clock but If you baby is formula-fed, you may start your periods again any time between five weeks and three months after giving birth.

Yes, some women ovulate without menstruating and besides ovulation comes before menstruating so this could be ur first ovulation that will preced ur menses and that's why we advice women do family planning after 6 weeks of delivery cos Lactational Amenorrhea as a method of family planning doesn't work for everyone and for some it stops working for them after their baby starts taking additional meal apart from breastmilk. So if u are not ready to get pregnant now, protect ursef. All d best!

Yes, it's very possible but the best way to find out to go for a pregnancy test. Thay was, you can be 100% sure.