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生完孩子坐月子之後，月經來的時間不穩定，這是一種病嗎？

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发表时间：2018-03-23 15:22作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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　　上個月生完寶寶之後，在坐月子的時候，我就感覺有點奇怪，月子來完之後，隔了半月月又來一次！這到底正不正常，是不是一種病態？

　　其实，在我们南海生命加月子會所坐月子的产后妈妈都会遇到这样的情况，生产完之后坐月子刚开始来月经是会有点不正常，也有不规律的情况出現，這是正常的情況來的，産後媽媽不用太過擔心，一開始生理需要調節，慢慢調理之後，就會逐漸變得有規律的了。但是如果長時間依然是這樣不規律的話那就需要到醫院去檢查一下是不是生理有什麽問題了。

　　其實在佛山月子會所坐月子的産婦有産後月經不調的情況，有一部分是因爲與哺乳有一定關系。不在哺乳期的婦女，産後3個月至5個月就可以來月經了，而哺乳期的婦女，是因爲哺乳會減少卵泡的激素分泌，使卵巢受到了壓制，因而生理上往往自動暫時性閉經。如果停止哺乳3個月了仍不來月經的話，就要到醫院檢查了，看看是不是生理上除了問題。

　　不过可以回答的是，坐月子会遇到这种情况，实际上这种不是生病了，这是很正常的，不用担心，这些疑问在我们生命加月子會所都会为你解答！

　　孕媽們，如果你准備生産坐月子，在佛山月子中心记得找我们生命加月子會所，给你一个全新的月子体验！

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