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    Hi Ladies

    Possible TMI thread!

    DD was born one month ago via C-Section. I haven't been able to breastfeed for various reasons so DD is formula fed. I was expressing for a couple of weeks but my supply dried up and i haven't been able to express for the last 14 days.

    My post-natal bleeding was all normal and had pretty much stopped about 7 days ago. Now this morning I've woken up and am bleeding again, similar to a light period.

    Is it possible that AF has returned, or is it too early for AF and it's just residual lochia?

    I know you're not doctors but any info/suggestions would be great
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    Subbing- similar situation here!
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