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Menstruation After 7 Months Of Delivery, Heavy Bleeding. Is It Normal?

I had delivered baby by C-Section. I had my first menstruation after 7 months of delivery, bleeding lasted for 10 days and it was heavy compared to my periods before pregnancy. Now i got my second menstruation after 16 days , it is very very heavier than the previous and today it is 3rd day of menstruation. I want to know whether it is normal or not and why is it so heavy?
Fri, 18 Oct 2013
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hi i had gone through your query and understand your concerns.

-it is normal for you due to hormones adjustment from secondary amenorrhoea to appearance of menses.

-prolactin is the major hormone during lactation and when it decreed or completely stopped,then produce oestogen and progestreon hormones .

-due to sudden change in hormones may produce this condition and it will be normal simultaneously without any treatment.

I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
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Menstruation After 7 Months Of Delivery, Heavy Bleeding. Is It Normal?

hi i had gone through your query and understand your concerns. -it is normal for you due to hormones adjustment from secondary amenorrhoea to appearance of menses. -prolactin is the major hormone during lactation and when it decreed or completely stopped,then produce oestogen and progestreon hormones . -due to sudden change in hormones may produce this condition and it will be normal simultaneously without any treatment. I hope this is helpful for you, thank you