Postpartum Bleeding - Is It Normal To See Red Blood After 4

Postpartum bleeding

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Is it normal to see red blood after 4 weeks postpartum? I had been seeing yellowish discharge and it turned red today after 4 weeks of delivery.

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Very much normal Just relax

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