What's the matter with occasional redness during breastfeeding?

The so-called seeing blood refers to bleeding. There are many reasons for bleeding in life, the most common ones are trauma and female menstruation. With the continuous innovation of modern medical technology, even very serious injuries can generally be cured as long as there is not excessive blood loss. Not to mention women's menstruation, which happens once a month and people don't feel strange about it. So, what is the reason for occasional redness during breastfeeding?

First: The first thing to consider is the sign of menstruation. Suggestions: Keep warm, drink more hot water and nutritious soups, eat more foods containing calcium, protein and iron. Since you have your period so early, you should prevent nutritional deficiencies. Secondly, you should pay attention to the possibility of unwanted pregnancy during your period, so you should take contraceptive measures. It is best to have an IUD inserted. Generally, it will take 3 months for a normal delivery and 6 months for a caesarean section.

Second: If you have not had menstruation since giving birth, spotting during breastfeeding may be the return of menstruation.

Just treat it as you did during your previous menstrual period. Pay attention to rest and hygiene. If you have already had your period and the interval is short, you should go to the hospital for a check-up!

Third: Irregular menstruation during lactation is also a normal phenomenon. This is because the increase in prolactin during lactation inhibits the secretion of estrogen. At the same time, the ovaries are insensitive to the stimulation of pituitary gonadotropin, so under normal circumstances, there is no ovulation and no menstruation.

Precautions

If you had your period last month, you may be suffering from ovulation bleeding. The chances of getting pregnant during ovulation are higher. Pay attention to rest, pay attention to perineal hygiene and sexual hygiene, take contraceptive measures during breastfeeding, keep a good mood, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.