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338963 tn?1253660822

7wks post partum and bleeding

Ok so i never really ever stopped bleeding at like the end of 5wks postpartum it seemed like alomost clear stuff so it was about done but then i get bright red again so i figured ok this is my period now and the doctor thought it was also. so then starting at 6wks postpartum i was on my period but its been like 9days already what the heck is going on its usually only 7days am i broken am i ever gonna stop bleedin my son will be 8wks on friday. how long is your first period after delivery???
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589762 tn?1330207135
Altho its been a while for me I do remember still bleeding at my 6 week Post partum check up.... so i know its not uncommon to still bleed anywhere from 6-9 weeks... annoying I know ...  but normal
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Heavy bleeding can be quite normal, as you resume your periods.  You can have a rough time during the first few months trying to get everything regulated.  It will get better though.
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408496 tn?1269603350
hmmm - did your doctor say anything to you at your 6-week check up.  I heard that it was normal to bleed 6-8 post partum - but I would mention it to your OB at your 6 week post partum checkup and if you already went - call and let him know -they are glad to take questions over the phone (at least mine is) and they will let you know if they want to see you or not.  HTH
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