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I had a baby a month ago and i had a lot of mucus with some blood in it when i just went to the bathroom. should i be concerned? could it be a miscarr
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Period: If you had a baby one month ago then this is probably your first period. The first period usually comes 4-8 weeks after delivery and is usually unusual.
Answered 1/13/2015
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