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Ladies..question about AF

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I had a cycle a few weeks after my surgery (which was normal/expected) My cycle after that however came about a week late.. I was worried about being pregnant, as I was only a month out! But thankfully that was not the case.. I am now 2 months out and my cycle actually came early this month, but it could be due to a new birth control method... I think the surgery could be behind any cycle problems.

Oh, mine is all messed up! I started a couple days after I got home from the hospital....and it lasted about 2 1/2 weeks (not bad....but just annoying). Then it stopped and it was time for my REAL cycle. I'm sure it has to do with the surgery (I'm 4 weeks out). I'm on the pill and it keeps me very regular normally.

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