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3months podtpartum, still bleeding...

Can Anyone Help Me?? Is This Normal??
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I can't even deal with a normal 5day cycle.  ^^your so brave I'd not even want another kid.... I'd be to scared of bleeding 8 months again.
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So I bled for over 8 months after having my daughter. I was given hormone pills from my doctor. I never ended up taking them because the pharmacist told me it could make me depressed n such. I was bleeding because my hormones were not settling so I was already a depressed wreck from it n didn't want to make it worse. It ended up finally calming down. I also quit birth control and tho it took a but things went back to normal and I am having another baby in October.
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ok Thanks
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You should have stopped after 3 weeks or so. Then should have had a period a month later. I would call your ob to get checked out.
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I Was BreastFeeding But Stopped At 6 Weeks.Waiting For The Nurse To Call Me Back, I No Longer Have Insurance So I Was Hoping It Would Subside On Its Own :/
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You need to make an appointment with your GYN to be checked out. 3 months non stop is way to much
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Um im not sure if it s normal. Kinda long time to bleed.
I'd call my doctor, n talk about it......are you Brest feeding?
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