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Q: Weird Bleeding......

asked by: purpz28 on January 4th, 2006

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Ok if you guys remember me, I am the one who just had a baby girl 2 months ago and am worried that I could have already gotten preg....Well my period is due any day now and last night I took a bath and saw a little blood clot floating in the water...Well I got out the pads and thought I was starting there was very little blood when I wiped. Ok now all night long and all of today there was nothing ? What could this mean?

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sibley_b

replied on January 4th, 2006

New User

Okay, I asked my sis about this one. She thinks it could be your body telling you it needs more time to heal. I know the docs say wait at least six weeks, but ppl heal differently. Since its only been two months, you are likely to get some unexpected bleeding, since you haven't had a period for months. Hope I was some help!

purpz28

replied on January 4th, 2006

New User

Thanks for the answer..It does sound like that could be true I am just really hoping it doesn't mean I missed my period and am pregnant again..Because I have had one normal period already after the baby....I bleed after the baby then had a peroid in december.

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