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Blood after delivery

2016-10-04 02:17:22
It has been 24 days after delivery, till now bleeding has not stopped? few days back i hav noticed spotting i thought it will stop but till nw it hasn't stopped yet. why it is so?
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Bleeding after delivery till now is to be taken seriously.. See your obstetrician...She will evaluate you completely.. Labour,its progress, placenta,cleans while delivery, are all important. She will get a scan done to rule out retained products..dont wait...

Answered2016-10-05 03:21:48

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Dear Practo user, Get ultrasound of lower abdomen and show to the Obstetrician. Sometimes, a piece of placenta (after birth) may remain in uterus and cause prolonged bleeding. Examination by Obstetrician is advisable.

Answered2016-10-04 15:24:27

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