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I had a csection a week ago is it normal to still be bleeding?
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Uterine bleeding?: It is normal to have vaginal/uterine bleeding for 6-8 weeks after having a C-section or a vaginal delivery. The bleeding should not be to heavy and should taper off over time. If you think that it is to much to be normal then consult with your doctor. Congratulations.
Answered 5/21/2016
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