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Bleading after 2 month delivery
I have gone through ceserean delivery 2 months ago. after that everything is ok. after approx 1 and half month first period come. in starting 4-5 days it's normal bleading but tonight during passing urine...she bleeded more (as at after the ceserean operation it happens 3-4 days)...plz sujjest needful..
and 2 days ago I slipped and felt down. after that pain in my back occurs to cure this I used zerodol sp tab for pian ...is it the side effect of tab...plz sujjest...if yes plz suggest it's optional medicine and if no plz suggest needful ...
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Please get a sonography done. Nothing should be there inside the uterus. Rest, everything else will settle down.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
No it's not a side effect of the tab
U need an ultrasound to find out the reason
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