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You don't acutally menstruate. Its a discharge that starts out as a heavy bleeding and lessens and changes color as the next couple weeks go on. It will eventually go from red, to brownish, to brown, to light brown, to yellowish, to white and then stop. Unfortunately right around the time it stops, you will probably get your first "real" period post-birth

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14y ago

yes of course you can!!!!!!!!

it can take up to six weeks for your ovulation cycle to start again and your period should pick back up shortly after. altho a few women do find it takes up to 3 mounths. if you find your still waiting for it after that time consult your doctor

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12y ago

yes because my mom say it 3 weeks after giving birth

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16y ago

If you breast feed, your periods stay away longer and are also smaller.Otherwise they return after about 6-8 weeks.

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13y ago

No, you can get pregnant at ovulation and just not get your period back after birth.

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12y ago

Not for 6 weeks, because the vagina needs time to recover and return its former state.

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14y ago

No she has to heal inside first.

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