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Is it normal to still be bleeding 2 weeks postpartum? it seems to be worse during the day when i'm up moving around alot.

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Yes: Most women have bleeding for 4-5 weeks postpartum, although it becomes lighter as time goes by.

Answered 5/6/2013

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