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Joseph E.Glaser, MD, FACOG
Charles C. Yang, MD, FACOG
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Post Partum: When to Call the Office
Post Partum: When to Call the Office
If You Are Within Normal Limits
Bleeding: discharge made up of blood-mucous-tissue and occasionally blood clots, moderate in amount. May last approximately 3 to 6 weeks.
Fatigue.
Temperature under 100 degrees after 24 hours of delivery.
Some pain, discomfort or numbness in vaginal area after vaginal deliver.
Diminishing incisional pain, numbness or discomfort at c-section site.
Breast soreness – engorgement.
General achiness.
Hair loss.
Feeling overwhelmed.
Post-partum blues: mood swings resolving within 2-3 days.
When to Call Our Office
Heavy vaginal bleeding – soaking more than one pad per hour and/or “lemon sized” blood clots Discharge with foul odor.
Temperature over 100 degrees 24 hours after delivery
Significant or worsening pain/discomfort in abdomen past the first few days after delivery.
Lump in a breast with any redness, tenderness, heat, hardness or fever.
Chest pain, calf or thigh pain, and/or headache.
Swelling, redness, heat or discharge from c-section incision.
Difficulty urinating – pain or burning
Depression – hopelessness, helplessness, aggressive feelings.
At Temecula Valley OB/GYN - Always Expect A Warm Courteous Staff