Maternal women will not menstruate immediately after delivery, because the function of uterus and ovary has not fully recovered, and it is uncertain when to menstruate after delivery. For example, some women may not breastfeed after childbirth, so they may have menstruation during lactation, so will mixed feeding have menstruation?

Will mixed feeding come to menstruation?

Generally, the interval between menstrual recovery of breast-fed women is longer than that of artificially fed women, and most of them will have menstrual cramps when mixed feeding. However, even if there is no menstrual cramp during lactation, ovulation may occur, so pregnancy during lactation is possible. Domestic researchers report that in China, the average time for women with children to recover from postpartum menstruation is 6.2 months in urban areas and 6.4 months in rural areas.

Without breastfeeding, menstruation will resume 6-8 weeks after delivery, and ovulation will resume at 10 week. It is normal for breast-fed women to have menstruation for 4-5 months after delivery, and it is also normal to resume menstruation during lactation, and some even have no menstruation during the whole lactation period. It is also possible to resume menstruation later after delivery, but there are many ovulation before the first menstrual cramp, so there is still the possibility of pregnancy during lactation, and contraceptive measures should be taken during lactation.

Whether the baby will menstruate during breastfeeding cannot be generalized, because each postpartum woman's different physique and lifestyle will affect the time of menstrual resurgence. Under normal circumstances, she won't menstruate during breastfeeding, but some women will also have menstrual resurgence during breastfeeding, so it needs to be determined according to the specific situation of the parturient.