Joined: 20 Jun 2005 Posts: 70 Location: Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Excessive Bleeding... Posted: 07-03-07 04:32am
i have 3 children n after every child was
different
first child i bled for a few weeks then
everything stopped n i went straight back
to my 28 day cycle
2nd child i bled for 6 weeks before
finding out i had an infection n needed
antibitocs n a curet after that i pretty
much stopped bleeding straight away
3nd child (this one) i bled for a few
weeks then spotted for about a week
stopped bleeding for like 2 days bled for
a day (which my doc thinks was a period)
stopped for another 3 n now ive been
heavily bleeding again for like 2
weeks...might i add its so heavy i have to
change my pad every hour without fail
cause if i dont i bleed out the sides,
front n back and im wearing nighttime pads
i shouldnt be leaking in an hour....i feel
heaps run down as my iron levels were
measured at 4 about 6 months ago n i hate
to think what they r at now
i see my doctor tomorrow again though so
maybe he can help??
what do u guys think is it normal to bleed
so much
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Kia
Supporter
Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 6594 Location: Planet Tampaxia,
Posted: 07-03-07 12:06pm
Sweetheart you definately need to see your
doctor asap.
bleeding that soaks a pad in an hour is
haemorraghing - you need medical
treatment.
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bernibaby86
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Jun 2007 Posts: 186 Location: Pennsylvania
Posted: 07-12-07 14:45pm
If you are bleeding alot its not normal
especially if you are passing any clots.
When my daughter was a week old...I
started hemorrhaging out of the blue. I've
passed huge clots. It scared the crap out
of me even my mom. I had to stay over
night in the hospital and the next
afternoon I had a DNC done to clean my
uterus. there was nothing in my uterus
when they did that and later on I found
out I had a huge cysts on my right ovary.
that cyst was the cuz of my hemorrhaging.
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