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Periods after c section
Hello Dr,
Please help me.I had c section delivery on 22nd April.It was no complication delivery.I was having normal periods like sometimes heavy sometimes light and few days nothing.
But on 36th day after delivery period was heavy for about 4-5 days so dr told me to take Tranlok M thrice in a day for three days.It was controlled.Still I can't say that it has completely stopped.I don't find anything in the washroom and neither I need to use pad but still there are drops of blood sometimes.Even the white discharge has a little blood in it.
It has been almost 52 days to my delivery.
Is it normal? Please advise.
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You can again take tranexamic acid tablet till it stops
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Usually post delivery if u exclusively breast feeding ur baby menstruation doesn't come for 4 - 5 months, if u r having bleeding then consult good obstetrician
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