Sentences with phrase «lochia discharge»

They need sanitary pads for that lovely lochia discharge, and then later «just in case,» they get their periods.

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Lochia is a vaginal discharge that is made up of blood and tissue from the lining of the uterus.

This discharge is known as lochia and will be read in the beginning.

Extreme physical activity at the early parts of postpartum may cause redder and heavier vaginal discharge called lochia.

You will have discharge and bleeding (also called lochia) for about 4 weeks after giving birth.

It's normal to have vaginal discharge, or lochia, for a month or two after you give birth.

This type of bleeding and discharge is called lochia.

The postpartum bleeding and discharge is also called lochia.

For example, after about a week, lochia may change to a light, watery, pink discharge.

In this final stage of lochia, rather than blood you'll see a white or yellowish discharge that's generated during the healing process and the initial reconstruction of your endometrium.

Lochia is the vaginal discharge that occurs after you deliver.

Lochia is a period - like discharge from the vagina that occurs after delivery.

After a vaginal delivery or C - section, you'll experience a vaginal discharge called lochia, which consists of leftover blood, mucus, and sloughed - off tissue from the lining of the uterus.

Lochia (vaginal discharge) should be reddish to reddish - brown (green is okay on first day).

Normally after the birth of puppies or kittens, the mother dog (bitch) or cat (queen) will have some vaginal discharge (lochia).