Patient's question:
During pregnancy, it's always particularly uncomfortable, and morning sickness is also very severe. How should postpartum blood stasis be expelled?Doctor's answer:
The blood clots after a cesarean section will be expelled within about two weeks. When you see the discharged substance is a fresh red color, it is no longer clots but delayed postpartum bleeding during the uterine recovery process. As long as the amount is not excessive, it is not a problem. However, bleeding after one month should be considered as menstruation, as only a small number of women resume menstruation within a month postpartum. You don’t need to worry. As long as the bleeding amount is stable and there is no sudden increase, and the duration does not exceed your usual menstrual period, no special treatment is necessary. You can wait and see for a few days.