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With regard to postpartum ovarian function, nurses should be aware that:

With regard to postpartum ovarian function, nurses should be aware that:

a. Almost 75 of women who do not breastfeed resume menstruating within a month after birth.
b. Ovulation occurs slightly earlier for breastfeeding women.
c. Because of menstruation/ovulation schedules, contraception considerations can be postponed until after the puerperium.
d. The first menstrual flow after childbirth usually is heavier than normal.

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