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Menstruation at 8th week of baby

2021-01-12 08:36:37
8 th week of post baby delivery got menstruation, what to do know with lot cramping in stomach lower abdomen
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Breast feed to baby  properly and take dicyclomine tablet

Answered2021-01-12 08:54:59

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