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Im 18 years old and 4 months postpartum and ive been bleeding for a month should i be concerned?
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I would contact your delivering OBGYN ands arrange to be seen. As long as it is spotting and not filling large pads you have time to wait. If you are filling large pads daily you need to be seen as soon as it can be arranged.
Answered 7/4/2023
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