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Periods coming often after c section
Had my X section delivery on June 3 had 40 days of bleeding after that. Then 45 days no periods . Then I got my periods on September 3 rd very light bleeding only . Then again I got it on 13 th September lasted that day only. Then I got periods on 30 th which lasted with light bleeding for 3 days . Then again I got on 13 th Oct. As there is no support and as I am exclusively breast feeding find it hard to consult doctor as in many hospitals it takes one day. Is this normal do I hav to take any medicines
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You first have to be examined. Then it can be decided what investigations you should have and after that the treatment will be decided.
In short you have to go to the hospital.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
23 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bleeding before 21 days is not normal
U need an ultrasound to rule out retained placental bits
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