No menstruation for half a year after weaning

If menstruation suddenly stops after weaning, the first thing to consider is that after weaning, the secretion of lactogen suddenly decreases, which stimulates the endocrine imbalance of the uterus and ovaries, resulting in a delay in the menstrual cycle. Another thing to consider is that unmarried pregnancy occurs due to the lack of contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse, which leads to physiological amenorrhea. Therefore, you need to buy early pregnancy test strips or pregnancy test sticks to test and rule out pregnancy. If you are not pregnant and your menstrual cycle is delayed for more than ten days, you should go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and ultrasound to check the thickness of the endometrium. Then you should consider taking progesterone to induce menarche, and then check six hormone tests on the third day of your period.

If the menstrual period was normal before weaning, and then suddenly stops after breastfeeding, the possibility of pregnancy should be ruled out first in clinical practice. It is recommended to do a pregnancy test first, or have a blood test to eliminate the possibility of pregnancy. If you are not pregnant, it is likely caused by endocrine imbalance, such as excessive fatigue, excessive anxiety, or changes in mentality, which may cause delayed menstruation. It is recommended to take progesterone orally to induce menstruation once a day, two pills at a time, for 3 consecutive days. Your period will come 3-7 days after you stop taking the medicine.

The time of menstruation for women who have just given birth varies depending on whether they are breastfeeding and their own physical fitness. Generally, menstruation occurs about one month after weaning. If it has not resumed for more than two months, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination in time to determine whether the thickness of the endometrium is within the normal range. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can take progesterone copper drugs to metabolize the endometrium. Generally, after stopping taking the drugs, the uterine wall will fall off completely and menstrual blood will come normally.

For women who have a history of sexual intercourse after weaning but without any contraceptive measures, it is recommended to conduct a pregnancy test to check whether there is a possibility of pregnancy. Menstrual cramps during the period will also be affected by factors such as the psychological environment. Women are advised to cultivate a positive attitude, pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue, pay attention to nutritional balance in diet, and eat more nutritious foods.