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Had uterine artery embolization 3 weeks ago for delayed postpartum hemmorage i am now lightly bleeding with cramping. is it to soon to for my period?
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Possible: You could be having a light period especially if you are not nursing. If bleeding continues for longer than 5 days or becomes heavy you should notify your doctor. Sometimes there can be recurrence of uterine bleeding.
Answered 10/15/2017
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