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Regarding periods
Hi doctor,
I had a baby via c section 2 years ago and my first period after delivery started 9 months ago. From past 4 months I have been getting my periods early before the actual date for example , my last period was on 18 -12-25 and my next period is supposed to be on 18 th of this month but I got it today. It is like I get my periods 4 to 6 days earlier than actual date. Is it ok or normal? Recently i ahd routine abdomen plevis scan done it says retrospect uterus.. please help me in this regard. Thank you
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Retroverted uterus in post caeserean is a normal finding
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