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A member asked:
The puerperium is now again bloody(5th week after c-section).before 2 days was bright and yellow. is it normal or something serious?(i'm nursing only)
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Probably ok: If you mean you are having a bloody vaginal discharge at 5 weeks after delivery, that can be of concern, so you should discuss with your doctor. If you have pelvic pain, tenderness, or any fever, or if excessive bleeding, see your doctor immediately.
Answered 4/26/2014
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