My baby is 6 months now and before pregnancy my period cycle was 23 days. I had my 1st period on 1 March and as per 23 days cycle haven't had the second one this month and I am breast feeding. so can second period or thereafter cycle be irregular and by how many days?

Your first couple of periods after baby may be a bit different from usual, as your hormone levels adjust and your menstrual cycle gets back on track. If you're not nursing, you should get your first period within six to eight weeks of delivering, and you may find that it's heavier and crampier than usual. If you're breastfeeding and your period comes back later, it may be very erratic at first, lasting longer than a normal period (sometimes as long as two weeks) and then not coming at all for a month or two. The most important thing to remember is that even though your period is off-kilter, you could still be ovulating. So if another baby isn't in your plans right now, be sure to use reliable birth control. Many new moms report that their periods tend to either get shorter or longer after having a baby. Some find that their cramps are milder now (probably due to the stretching of the uterus during pregnancy), while other women complain of more painful cramps, and some notice no change at all. If you were taking birth control pills before you got pregnant and plan to continue taking them now, your symptoms will probably stay the same (one bonus of birth control pills is that menstrual cramps often hurt less).

It is not uncommon for your cycle to be irregular (longer or normal than your normal cycle) during lactation. It is also possible for you next period, following the first one, to skip a couple of months. As with regular periods, every woman is different. You can just stay relaxed and observe a few more cycles. :)

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