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Periods after pregnancy
Hello doctor, i m 36 days postpartum. on exact 30th day after delivery i got cramps and my periods started. For 1st 2 3 days flow was lighter but became very heavy and its still not stopping om 6th day of period.
my lochia stopped much before periods started
is it normal for heavy periods to last for 6 7 days postpartum
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It can be normal but if excessive , get evaluated by your local gynaecologist
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It is uncommon for periods to arrive so early in post partum period
Detailed history and examination is advisable
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Need to rule out other causes.
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Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
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