… women were fully nursing and amenorrheic. These results suggest some probable sources
of variability in the duration of lactational amenorrhea … with longer amenorrhea may be due to …

… about the risk of pregnancy during lactational amenorrhea and the importance of using
additional contraception, as well as additional information on the risk of pregnancy after LAM. 43 …

… women matched for parity, body mass index, and previous experience of lactational amenorrhea.
… Previous experience of lactational amenorrhea was significantly positively correlated …

… with the duration of lactational amenorrhea. CONCLUSION(S): Leptin is unlikely to be a
major determinant of early resumption of regular menstruation in well-nourished women. …

… of fully nursing women remain amenorrheic 6 months … amenorrheic women who subsequently
experienced long (> 180 days; n = 5) or short (< 180 days; n = 5) lactational amenorrhea. …

… Cumulative pregnancy rates in the first six months were 2.9 per 100 women with lactational
amenorrhea alone, and 0.7 per 100 when women met all the LAM criteria. The above …

… Lactation is a natural defense against pregnancy. As long as … protection from pregnancy to
a larger number of women than … Many investigations of the efficacy of lactational amenorrhea …

Chronic protein-calorie malnutrition and prolonged lactation are characteristics of poor
societies in developing nations. These societies are also characterized by rapid population …

… of the lactating women would be at risk of a pregnancy, because while the association of …
of amenorrhea by the length of lactation for all women and separately for younger women (less …

… women in both groups were similar in age, education, and property status. All pregnant women
… to use modern family planning before this pregnancy than the mothers in the education …