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Hi,I delivered on 20th of April via csec,I only breastfeed my baby ,within 3 monthsthere was spotting,I went to my gynaec he confirmed that this can be periods and on 5 th day I got copper t inserted..for those 5 days bleeding was really less..after 2 days of copper t insertion bleeding has started..and the flow is moderate..is it normal to bleed like this after copper t insertion...
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Dr. Anand P R
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17 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Dr. Ashwini Billampelly
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21 yrs exp
Pune
In your lactation period you are likely to have irregular bleeding. It may not be necessarily due to copper T.
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Wait for a month or so and observe
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
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Gandhinagar
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