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Effects of breast-feeding practice on the post-partum endometrium.
Inactive endometrial patterns occur frequently in the post-partum period and their occurrence is modified by the breast-feeding practice. An abnormal endometrium pattern, viz., cystic hyperplasia, may occur more frequently in non-lactating women and in patients using oestrogens, especially long-acting preparations, for lactation suppression. Post-ovulatory endometrial patterns in lactating women occur infrequently during the puerperium. The implications of these findings are discussed.