Bleeding after delivery 2 months

Postpartum bleeding is normal after you deliver your baby. The bloody discharge you have is called lochia.

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It will usually turn pinkish within a week of giving birth and become white or yellow after about 10 days. Lochia may last for four to six weeks, but it should be less bloody after two weeks. It can come and go for about two months.

Excessively heavy and uncontrolled bleeding after giving birth is called postpartum hemorrhage.

It is more likely with a cesarean delivery (C-section). Other factors can also make someone more likely to have postpartum hemorrhage. If it happens, you need treatment as soon as possible to stop the bleeding.

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Types

There are three stages of typical postpartum bleeding that are natural and expected occurrences after childbirth. These stages include:

• Lochia rubra: This is the first stage of postpartum bleeding.

  It lasts about a week after delivery and is the heaviest, with bright red bleeding and blood clots expected.

• Lochia serosa: This second stage of postpartum bleeding can last between two and six week
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