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1072295 tn?1255449536

can any mums explain this?

my baby was born 3 weeks ago,i had bleeding for a few hours after the birth and then it stopped.i have had no bleeding at all since then. i cant even find anything on the internet about this. i had a nateral birth,no pain relief,i have not breastfed,and im not on any medication,also im not stressed in anyway. did anyone go through the same? does anyone know what this means?  
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I agree with the other ladies - you are very lucky and this is not something to be worried about.  Congratulations!
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229760 tn?1291467870
Wow! With both my boys I bleed for like 6-8wks. You are pretty lucky!! If you are worried you can always call your OB. I am sure they would be more then happy to put your mind at ease!

Congrats on your little one!
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470885 tn?1326329037
It's possible that it may return.....With my second pregnancy, I bled for 7 weeks....but actually had a 5 day interval during that time with no bleeding whatsoever.  From what I've read, lochia (postpartum bleeding) can reappear like that after being gone for a few days, it's actually pretty common.
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202436 tn?1326474333
Consider yourselg very fortunate. I bleed for 6-7 weeks off and on!!!
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Avatar universal
I dont think you have anything to worry about. Every women and every pregnancy is different. I dont bleed much after my L&D as well.
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