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Postpartum bleeding and stool passing
Female33,
2nd c sec done on 19 aug 2026( 1 st c sec done on 04 march 2021)
Weight-64
Height152cm
Baby feeds on breastmilk since day 3 from birth
Diet i am taking- wheat roti seasonal veg , tuar daal and bazra in liquid form on daily basis
Medicine- thyronorm25 mcg
Calcium taking in morining
Iron taking at night
Cremaffin liquid
My query is 1- my periods is continue and flow is normal when it should be stopped.
2- having itching and burning sensation plus pain by passing the stool from past 3-4 days.
Note- i stopped iron and calcium medicine from last 5 days and continue taking cremaffin liquid.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Bleeding that's still flowing normally past four to six weeks after a C-section needs your obstetrician to check for a cause. That's a separate issue from your stool symptoms.
Next Steps
Please book a check-up soon, since an ultrasound can help see what's keeping the bleeding going. For the itching and pain passing stool, ask your doctor to check for a possible tear or hemorrhoids from delivery.
Health Tips
You're already on thyroid medicine and iron, so mention both issues to whoever is treating you before restarting anything you paused.
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