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2025-10-21 14:07:20
I had c section on 26th sept I have bleeding still on ..is it normal? How many days is normal? And I have fungal infection near inner thighs and bikini line It's very itchy I have applied antifungal cream but no use ,been there from a long time Can I wear pants after c section
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Bleeding is normal for 6-8 wks but it needs to get reduce For fungal infection take proper treatment

Answered2025-10-26 05:41:15

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Bleeding continues 6-8 weeks the flow reduces and gradually colour of flow also changes The fungal infection needs treatment don't waste time seeking advice take a proper prescription for it. Connect for further guidance

Answered2025-10-25 18:36:45

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Bleeding is normal for 6 to 8 weeks post delivery. Consult for prescription for fungal infection.

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