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stephanie24

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Period After Childbirth Posted: 03-03-06 19:57pm


I have had my period for four weeks now off and on. It seems to go away for a few days, then returns with full force! I am also still crampy "down there". Just wondering if other women experience this, or should I go to the doctor as soon as possible?

Beckle

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Joined: 18 Apr 2006
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Location: Australia

Posted: 04-20-06 08:55am


Your period can last for up to six weeks depending on the person. I would probably got to your dodtor though to get checked out and make sure everything is ok. Good luck

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