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What Causes Heavy Vaginal Bleeding After Delivery?

I had my second baby 3 months ago - bleeding lasted at least 8 weeks - it always seemed to be stopping but would start again. I had a few days with no bleeding, but now I have very dark (almost black) blood. I don t have a fever, could this be an infection (or placental remnants)?
Tue, 18 Oct 2016
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Hello!
Normally bleeding after giving birth should not last 8 weeks. I would really want to know how heavy it was. Anyway, the dark blood you have now means that the amound of blood is low. If I were your doctor I should recommend you a visit to control the uterus and the situation of your cervix if you have had a normal labour.
Take care and do a blood test if you have anemia (to control if you have too much blood loss).
Dr. Thano
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What Causes Heavy Vaginal Bleeding After Delivery?

Hello! Normally bleeding after giving birth should not last 8 weeks. I would really want to know how heavy it was. Anyway, the dark blood you have now means that the amound of blood is low. If I were your doctor I should recommend you a visit to control the uterus and the situation of your cervix if you have had a normal labour. Take care and do a blood test if you have anemia (to control if you have too much blood loss). Dr. Thano