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How much blood loss is normal when you have a baby?
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Depends: Depends on whether it is natural birth or c-section. Blood loss can be up to 400-500 cc's. Keep in mind that the pregnant female has augmented blood volume during the pregnancy and can easily tolerate these losses.
Answered 6/9/2018
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