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Continue bleeding after delivery
I delivered a baby 75 days before, still I m getting light to moderate bleeding on and off, is the normal or not.
my doctor has advised me to do a ultrasound for clear picture but right now lockdown is happening in our country so should i wait till 14th April or not. Plz suggest
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It is normal to have some amount of vaginal bleeding and discharge after delivery . It may take upto 3months also , but if you have other symptoms like abdominal pain , heavy bleeding with clots , abnormal discharge , fever , then i would suggest you to get a scan done as adv by your Doctor .
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As the bleeding is not heavy... U can wait till 14 th April... But is it smelling bad or do u have any symptoms of fever etx
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