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Why am i still bleeding 13 weeks after birth?
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Get checked: This is unusual and needs follow-up. If you are on any birth control it may be the cause but there are also serious reasons for bleeding after childbirth or pregnancy that need treatment. It could also just be a simple hormone imbalance, ovarian cyst or other unusual causes.
Answered 2/26/2013
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