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Menstrual period after first pregnancy
How long is your menstrual period supposed to last after you have just given birth? Ive been on it for about 2 wks and im not sure if this is abnormal?
im with toya i had my baby May 13th and have not been bleeding for up to a month and i still havnt had my first period when should i start or when should i worry?
How long did you have the post pardom bleeding? With my last baby my pp bleeding would come and go for several weeks. I would go 4,5,6 days and not bleed, and then it would start back up again. That would go on for awhile.I think I bleed like that for 4 weeks. I'm not sure if that is normal or not, I never talked to my Dr. about it, but I ended up being fine.
I have already stopped the postpardum bleeding. A week after i stopped i started my period and i have been on it for about two weeks and i wasnt sure if it was normal or not to be on it for so long after having a baby
Are you talking about your actual period or the bleeding after you have your baby? How long has it been since you had your baby? The bleeding you have right after you have a baby isn't a period, it's postpardom bleeding. It's all the stuff left over coming out. And that usualy lasts from 2-4 weeks, but can last as long as 6 weeks.
Now if you are talking about your actual period, that should be normal after you have a baby. Having a baby shouldn't make it last for 2 weeks. If it's your actual period you are having, you might want to see your Dr. to make sure there is nothing wrong.
Now if you are talking about your actual period, that should be normal after you have a baby. Having a baby shouldn't make it last for 2 weeks. If it's your actual period you are having, you might want to see your Dr. to make sure there is nothing wrong.
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