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Had a c section almost 7 weeks ago. i stopped bleeding about a week after the c section. i've now been bleeding for over a week. normal?
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Call your OB MD: You need to contact your OB MD who did the C/section as this is not the normal course of post C/section bleeding.
Answered 8/15/2017
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