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I gave birth 2 months ago and i havent had my cycle yet only a few drops in between is this normal and i havent had intercourse as of yet am worried?
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Maybe: It may be normal, but you need to be re-examined by your OB MD to make sure that all of the placenta and products of conception were in fact removed at the time of the birth.
Answered 6/15/2018
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