12 13 or 14
Some people can go for up to a year without a period while they are breastfeeding.
it is safe to take postinor 2 while breast feeding ile breast feeding
Yes you can get your period if you are pumping milk and feeding from anything other than the breast. Ovulation can also precede your first period, especially if you are more than 6 months post partum.
Some women never have a period while breast-feeding. If nursing exclusively it usually takes a couple of months before you will get it back.
yes it is cuz my mom used to drink it when she was breast feeding me and now im 22
No.
Antiviral medication no to breastfeeding.
Breast feeding women can take progestin only birth control pills. With these hormones, you never have a placebo week; therefore, you should not have your period while taking them. Of course, you will need to discuss this with your doctor to determine if this is a good option for you.
No. Contact your doctor before taking anything.
I am sure you and your doctor have explained to him that breast feeding provides superior nutrition for his child and how breast milk also provides other health protection for hischild. Another thing you can talk to him about is all the things breast feeding does for you, his wife. While he will appreciate the protection breast feeding gives you from breast cancer and the mental health boost it will give you, there is another side benefit of breast feeding that will get his attention. What may most motivate him to get behind your decision to breast feed is that you can explain that breast feeding is one of the best ways for a new mother to regain her pre-pregnancy weight. Your husband is probably also concerned that by breast feeding your sex life will take a hiatus. He needs to be reassured that you and he will be as sexually active while you are breast feeding as you would be if you were bottle feeding. It is important that the both of you are working in concert as you raise and care for your child. If he does not support the decision to breast feed for an extended time, go ahead and tell him you do want to try it for just a little while. As he sees how important breast feeding is and how much good it will do for your family as a whole, I'm sure he will come around.
While breast feeding, it is certainly possible for a mother to get an infection in her breast. The breast is usually hot and painful to the touch. It is not dangerous to nurse your baby with an infection, and it is actually recommended that you nurse more frequently. http://www.breastfeedingbasics.com/html/breast_infections.shtml
about 9 months :) and then if you plan on breast feeding, a while longer.