Is it still normal to get small clots 3 weeks postpartum and little gushes of blood randomly? I was nearly done bleeding! Just nursing baby and it happened. What the heck. With my others it just let up and didn’t come back!
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@mommuhof4, make sure you are taking it easy still and drink lots of fluids
@mommakaylax3, I haven’t had anything like that since last week which was when I called in. I’m just over it. 😭
@mommakaylax3, I feel like I’m taking it way easier then most so I don’t have more bleeding and land back in the hospital. I’ll do that though!
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With my 2nd baby that’s how it was I would stop bleeding then I would start up again for 6 weeks. Also noticed my bleeding increased if I did to much. Completely normal.