Comments on: How Long After You Quit Breastfeeding Did It Take For You To Have Your First Cycle? http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/ Reviews And Deals On Breastfeeding Supplies and Accessories Thu, 15 Jul 2010 23:47:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: angelick http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/comment-page-1/#comment-2726 angelick Fri, 05 Feb 2010 06:11:30 +0000 http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/#comment-2726 yes every woman is def. so different. i got my period when my baby was a few months old. she is now almost 9 months and i'm still breastfeeding! yes every woman is def. so different. i got my period when my baby was a few months old. she is now almost 9 months and i’m still breastfeeding!

]]> By: Lina's Mommy http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/comment-page-1/#comment-2725 Lina's Mommy Fri, 05 Feb 2010 00:29:20 +0000 http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/#comment-2725 it's different for each woman I actually started while i was breastfeeding with my 1st after 4 months and I didn't supplement so not sure what happened there. Some start right away but it could take some time. It will return soon though. it’s different for each woman I actually started while i was breastfeeding with my 1st after 4 months and I didn’t supplement so not sure what happened there. Some start right away but it could take some time. It will return soon though.

]]> By: jsosjsjs http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/comment-page-1/#comment-2724 jsosjsjs Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:33:50 +0000 http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/#comment-2724 Every woman is different; Actually every pregnancy is different. I breastfed my son till he was 15 months, no period for 2 months, got very very mild (smear) period and then got pregnant again with my daughter - ha fertile turtle :). Breastfed my daughter for 14 months and got period one week after I stopped. BAD periodsss (3 times in one month!). My OB said it's normal, my body is build-up from the accumulation of almost periodless in 4 years. I wish I don't have my period, life was better without them. Count your blessings :). Call your OB. Every woman is different; Actually every pregnancy is different.
I breastfed my son till he was 15 months, no period for 2 months, got very very mild (smear) period and then got pregnant again with my daughter – ha fertile turtle :) .
Breastfed my daughter for 14 months and got period one week after I stopped. BAD periodsss (3 times in one month!). My OB said it’s normal, my body is build-up from the accumulation of almost periodless in 4 years.
I wish I don’t have my period, life was better without them.
Count your blessings :) .
Call your OB.

]]> By: GrowingM http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/comment-page-1/#comment-2723 GrowingM Thu, 04 Feb 2010 18:33:37 +0000 http://www.breastfeedingyourbaby.com/breast-feeding-accessories/how-long-after-you-quit-breastfeeding-did-it-take-for-you-to-have-your-first-cycle/#comment-2723 It's different for different people, even different after each child for some. Your body has to reach a certain level of estrogen production before you will release an egg. That's what makes any cycle a real "period" is the release of an egg. Otherwise it's not really a period but an anovulatory cycle. You may have some of these while your body tries to reach a high enough estrogen peak to cause the release of another egg. Typically anovulatory cycles are farther apart than 5 weeks. Once you begin having periods as close or closer than 5 weeks you can almost be sure you are ovulating again - and thereby having real cycles. Realize too, though, that you can become pregnant before having a period because ovulation does occur before bleeding in a cycle. If I were you I'd take a pg test at least every 3 weeks until I had a real, less than 5 week cycle and knew for sure just when I was ovulating. It’s different for different people, even different after each child for some. Your body has to reach a certain level of estrogen production before you will release an egg. That’s what makes any cycle a real “period” is the release of an egg. Otherwise it’s not really a period but an anovulatory cycle. You may have some of these while your body tries to reach a high enough estrogen peak to cause the release of another egg. Typically anovulatory cycles are farther apart than 5 weeks. Once you begin having periods as close or closer than 5 weeks you can almost be sure you are ovulating again – and thereby having real cycles. Realize too, though, that you can become pregnant before having a period because ovulation does occur before bleeding in a cycle. If I were you I’d take a pg test at least every 3 weeks until I had a real, less than 5 week cycle and knew for sure just when I was ovulating.

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