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A study conducted in Philippines and published in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 1997 analyzed women to determine if bleeding within the first 56 days of delivery could be the menstrual period. They found that around 26% of the mothers experienced bleeding within the first 56 days of delivery that was separated from post birth bleeding by at least four days of no discharge. This is called the sixth week bleed.
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When is a woman said to go through the Sixth Week Bleed?
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