There is a little blood down there during breastfeeding

A small amount of vaginal bleeding during lactation may be due to the recovery of the uterus and the onset of menstruation. Generally, the uterus will return to normal about a month after giving birth, and the ovaries will expel eggs normally, so normal menstruation is inevitable. Women during this period should eat more nutritious foods to improve immunity and resist diseases. So what is the reason for a little blood during lactation?

Generally speaking, if there is less vaginal bleeding, the possibility of menstruation is low. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination and determine whether the thickness of the endometrium is normal based on the thickness of the endometrium as shown by the ultrasound.

Generally speaking, irregular and abnormal menstruation during breastfeeding is normal because the endocrine hormones in the body will be affected by breastfeeding. Don't worry too much.

In daily life, you need to pay attention to maintaining a balanced diet, avoid eating spicy foods, exercise moderately, and improve your immunity.

Under normal circumstances, the mother's body and uterus will basically return to normal 42 days after delivery, and the ovaries will have resumed ovulation function. If you have not had your period after giving birth, the bleeding symptoms may mean that you are about to have your period. If you are not having your period, it may be a small amount of bleeding during ovulation. This is all normal.

If you are breastfeeding, it is very likely that you are menstruating, because women's menstruation should come within half a year after childbirth. It is best to choose a targeted gynecological routine examination. After the cause is confirmed, consider targeted treatment and actively maintain the hygiene of the vulva.

A small amount of bleeding during breastfeeding is not necessarily a sign of pregnancy. If you experience persistent bleeding during breastfeeding, it is best to go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound to see if the uterine appendages are normal.