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C section post bleeding on and off
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Had my c section on Jan 20 2024, the bleeding completely stopped for last two days . But today since evening bright red bleeding started again. Is it normal ? And filling pad in few hours. Please help
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You need to monitor the amount of bleeding.Bleeding do occur on n off for 40 to 45 days .Kindly observe any further change and connect online for better guidance
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Bleeding post C section upto 6 weeks can be considered normal.
But if you’re changing more than 2-3 pads per day and if the bleeding is heavy,kindly consult your doctor immediately.
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Undergo examination from ur gynaecologists
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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Bleeding can occur on and off for upto 42 days. But if is more like you have to change pad every 2 hours you should consult a gynaecologist
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