1 All that will do is verify to the spammer or scammer that your number is real. 2  Similarly, don't respond to unwanted text messages--or click on any links. ( 3 This holds true for both text messages and emails, not to mention voicemails and phone calls 4  .). Register your phone numbers with the National Do Not Call Registry.
The hormones circulating while you're breastfeeding can temporarily suspend ovulation, so you may not see a period (or experience a regular one) until you wean your baby. Your period should return within six to eight weeks after you stop breastfeeding, though it can take months for it to be totally regular again.
Postpartum bleeding is generally much heavier than menstrual bleeding, however. Postpartum bleeding typically begins within hours after giving birth, and will continue for about two or three weeks after giving birth. For some women, postpartum bleeding may last for up to as many as six weeks after giving birth. Postpartum bleeding starts out as a bright red vaginal discharge. The postpartum bleeding generally stays bright red for anywhere from four to ten days after giving birth.