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Had 2nd baby and after having post birth bleeding, i have had almost constant heavy periods with just a few days gap. for past 4 months. normal?
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Not normal: If you have been bleeding off and on for 4 months then an evaluation by your obgyn is needed. An evaluation for endometrial polyps, fibroids and hormonal changes are needed. If you are still breastfeeding this can often cause some bleeding abnormalities.
Answered 7/5/2016
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