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Periods after c section delivery
I had c section delivery on 2 dec. Around 25 days had bleeding. After 6-7 days pause i am feeling like periods. I don't breastfeed since there is no milk even after medicine . Is this normal??
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Vaginal Bleeding post a caesarian section can persist upto 6weeks to 3months . It stops early for some women .
The matter of concern is when your bleeding is very heavy . Then you should get examined to rule out other possible reasons for your abnormal bleeding.
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it takes time for the uterusbto shrink back to it's original size .. so the cramping you are facing is normal and will reduce gradually.
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Irregularities in menses is a possibility
But if heavy flow then see ur doc
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