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My wife gave birth 3 months ago and shes still bleeding is that normal?
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Possibly: If she is breastfeeding and having slight spotting, it is probably normal. If she is having heavy bleeding (like a period or heavier) or if she did not breastfeed and has not stopped bleeding, she should see her gynecologist for evaluation.
Answered 10/9/2015
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