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A member asked:
I have 7 kids. how do i prevent myself from hemorragimg again when i give birth?
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Difficult to say: It is difficult to answer without better understanding your history. Some reasons for a postpartum hemorrhage could imply a continued risk, such as a tendency to bleed (bleeding diathesis). In other cases there is not a ongoing risk factor that would affect a subsequent pregnancy.
Answered 11/28/2017
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