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I had my baby 4 months ago. i still have random light spotting and discomfort around the area i had my stitches from my 2nd degree tear. is this norma?
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Normal: To some extent it is normal but you must discuss this with the doctor who helped deliver the baby! How is baby doing?
Answered 9/10/2016
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