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Period after c section
I had a C-section delivery 7 weeks back.. today I started spotting.. is it my period? Is it normal? I am breastfeeding..
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It can be a normal period although checking on other things is important too.. many things need to be cleared before that.. you can consult me for same
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Yes, it Could be a normal period,
Now always use cintraception otherwise your will get blessing from God
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Yes it can be your periods and it's normal to have periods at this time after c section
No need to worry
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if bleeding is more than normal or having any other issue kindly consult
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Dr. Pujitha S N
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes it can be your regular period, but if bleeding is too much pls check with your gynecologist
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
No it’s not normal to get periods so early, please get a check up done
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