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A member asked:
What happens if youve post partum hemmoriaged once, do the chances of it happening again get any higher?
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No, but 1 exception: Post partum hemorrhage is unlikely to occur again unless you have a clotting disorder that has not been diagnosed. (e.g. hemophilia like entities).
Answered 7/26/2014
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