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Still Bleeding after 3 month of delivery
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I had my C-SECTION on 25th Oct,19 & still I m facing bleeding problem i.e. I m having irregular periods and its heavy. .. Bleeding is in light red colour. After my dilvery i had 3-4 days it was Bleeding n its normal but then my period again start at 21st days from C-SECTION which was heavy n for 5 days then in Dec it came on 24th for 5 days
& Now from yesterday again I started bleed
My issue is it normal because many people say Bleeding stop for 6 month after delivery but I m facing in it every month just like my period in between from day after yesterday I had started eating methi ladoo also. Kindly reply my issie
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Hi. Check with Usg
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Dr. Bhumika Kalathiya
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8 yrs exp
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If you r not breastfeeding your baby exclusively you can have periods early. Excessive and irregular bleeding van be due to retained products.
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