You haven't given enough information. I'll try to answer anyway
After giving birth you will have bloody discharge for up to 1 month. It will slowly get less and less. This is not really a period.
Sometime between 6 weeks and 4 months after giving birth most women will begin to have periods again. They should be fairly regular after they resume but may vary by as much as a week earlier or late for several months.
If you have had a real period and have stopped getting it there are three main reasons doctors will explore. First, are you breastfeeding? Many women don't have any period at all while they are breastfeeding. Second, is your thyroid normal? Sometimes after pregnancy a woman's thyroid can go haywire. This can be checked with a simple blood test. Finally, are you pregnant again? It is possible to get pregnant as soon as one month after giving birth!
You should go by your last normal period.
same with me.
If you havent had your period in 7 months you probably need to go to the doctor, that is not normal.
Yes this is normal. The period you had was the withdrawal bleed.
Yes, but you might be pregnant again.
yes it is probably your period.
Yes quite normal, I have two daughters one started when she was 11 and the other only started at 17.
The Mirena IUD causes most people to stop having a period, so yes, this is normal.
You need to talk to your doctor about this, because it's NOT normal.
Women produce fluids in the vagina for lubrication or cleaning, etc. It's perfectly normal.
I usually don't get my period till the second or third sugar pill. It's normal.
Because ovulating is a sign that you're about to start your period. I'm 13, I ovulate and I haven't gotten my period. Don't worry, it'll come soon. :D