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Since having my son, my periods have been normal length but blood is fresh, bright red for the first few days and then gets darker and thicker. normal?
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Yes: Menses change after having a baby. Assuming you are not imediately postpartum, it is unlikely that there is a problem, always consult a dctor in person if in doubt!
Answered 1/27/2014
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