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Bleeding post delivery
Hello i had delivered a baby two weeks ago and today i am having bleeding. So is it normal ? please advice
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Hello normally there is bleeding after delivery up-to 45days as you feed the baby there is uterine contraction so there is bleeding, as we give methergine, a ergot preparation. As time passes the colour of blood will change. And slowly it convert into white colour discharge for few days and will disappear. If you are satisfied with the answer I gave you, send a positive feedback, it means a lot to me.
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its normal to bleed after delivery for even a month but you should not soak more than 3 complete pads ... if so. contact your doctor immediately for retained placenta or secondary PPH
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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If heavy go to a local Gynaecologist else no worries
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