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A member asked:
I had my baby 3 weeks a go and i'm still bleeding is this normal? if yes when will it stop
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Yes, this is normal: It can take a full 6 weeks to stop bleeding. Your bleeding should not be heavy now however. If it's heavy, you should see your doctor/midwife.
Answered 8/22/2013
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