Yes. After childbirth, the woman can present deregulated menstruation.
We first months after delivery, when the woman is exclusively breastfeeding the child, the menstruation stay interrupted.
With the introduction of other types of milk and the food in the child's diet, the woman will return to menstruating with each menstrual cycle. This menstruation may have some different characteristics of pre-gestational age.
At menstruation that will occur after childbirth may come with more intense flow, last for more days and present a stronger staining. These changes are normal.
It should be remembered that even with unregulated menstruation, ovulation is present and the woman can become pregnant. Therefore, it is important for a woman to have a planning adequate family relationship with your partner and contemplating the use of contraceptive method if she does not want to become pregnant.
In case of large volume bleeding, the woman can seek the gynecologist, family doctor or general practitioner for an evaluation.
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