Is it true that period cramps get better after you'be had a baby? Whats the reasoning behind it though?

Your period cramps lessening is a well-known phenomenon, but no one knows for sure why it occurs. The number of painful cramps occurring may reduce and some lucky women even find that menstrual pain ceases altogether after pregnancy and childbirth. Despite no actual scientific data, there is this one theory that sounds plausible. Childbirth eliminates some of the prostaglandin receptor sites in the uterus. Prostaglandins, hormones that direct the uterus to contract during labour, also play a role in monthly menstrual pain. After giving birth, since some of these prostaglandin receptor sites have been eliminated, there will fewer pain-receptor sites and this means one magical thing: Fewer cramps! http://www.parents.com/pregnancy/my-body/changing/benefits-of-pregnancy/

I experienced 1 period cycle after my first delivery, when my baby no.1 was about 24 months old. The menstrual cramps I had after birth was very painful and I do not think it is better off than before I got pregnant. Thus, it is not true for me. I asked some of my friends about their menstrual pain post delivery, some of them commented that the pain is still the same as pre-pregnancy.

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