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Periods still continues

2019-03-14 08:28:05
I have delivered a baby on 4th Feb through C-Section . But bleeding still continues. It's being more than one month now. Why is it so ? Is this normal ? Or there is some reason behind period still not stop ?
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Bleeding upto 6weeks is considered normal If you bleed beyond 6weeks you will have to get a sonography done to findout the cause

Answered2019-03-14 10:32:32

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6weeks normal bleed off and on continue..anything more is not normal

Answered2019-03-14 09:19:55

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