If you are not breastfeeding, the level of prolactin in your body decreases thereby causing periods to occur sooner. However, in a few cases, the first period occurs just after six weeks after cesarean section delivery.

When did you get your first period while breastfeeding?

The average time it takes for mums who are fully breastfeeding to become fertile and start their periods is about six months. You're more likely to get your periods back sooner if: Your baby is sleeping for more than four hours at a time during the day, or is sleeping for more than six hours at a time at night.

What does first period postpartum feel like?

The first postpartum period may be heavier and more painful than those before pregnancy, or it may be lighter and easier. Some women have their first postpartum period shortly after lochia, while others may wait many months, especially if they are breastfeeding.