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I had my son almost 4 months ago via my second c section. (i did go into labor first) off&on bleeding. at times within 2 weeks. no period in two month?
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C-section: it is normal for women to bleed intermittently after birth c- section or not from 4-8 weeks. It is also not unusual for periods not to start immediately after birth especially if you are nursing. This does however, not protect you from pregnancy.
Answered 3/28/2015
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