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Late infertile days in early postpartum cycles

Hatherley LI, 1985

Clinical Reproduction and Fertility, 3(1), 73-80

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Abstract

Luteal phase abnormalities in early menstrual cycles after pregnancy have been shown to cause confusion in the practice of natural family planning (NFP) for some patients and to restrict severely the number of late infertile days available to others. The cause of the abnormalities is uncertain but appears to be related to the nursing status of the patient.

Topics

RRM Methods > General FABM > Clinical OutcomesMenstrual Cycle > Disorders > AmenorrheaReproductive Endocrinology > Luteal Phase > DeficiencyPregnancy > Postpartum > Breastfeeding
postpartum luteal phase abnormalities, natural family planning postpartum, breastfeeding fertility awareness, postpartum cycle irregularities nfp, early menstrual cycles after pregnancy, postpartum infertile days, luteal phase defect postpartum, natural family planning breastfeeding, postpartum fertility charting challenges, cervical mucus postpartum cycles

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Hatherley, L. I. (1985). Late infertile days in early postpartum cycles. *Clinical reproduction and fertility*, *3*(1), 73-80.

Keywords

Estrogens, Pregnanediol,

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