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I had a baby 5 days ago and had episiotomy my bleeding was like normal period the first 2 days and now light bleeding i sneezed and it hurt and now i went to the bathroom and noticed a lot of bright red blood should i be concerned ?
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See your doctor: See your doctor for an evaluation to make sure your episiotomy is intact and that there is no retained placental tissue.
Answered 5/17/2020
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