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Severe bleeding after giving birth is known as postpartum hemorrhage (PPH). This condition is hazardous and terrible. PPH typically manifests within 24 hours of delivery, however it can also appear up to 12 weeks after delivery. Early detection and prompt treatment of bleeding result in better outcomes. Postpartum hemorrhage is defined as bleeding that is severe enough to result in symptoms of excessive blood loss or a significant change in heart rate or blood pressure following birth, regardless of whether it was a vaginal delivery or a Cesarean section, or C-section.
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Dr . Krishna Kumari
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Severe bleeding after giving birth is known as postpartum hemorrhage (PPH). This condition is hazardous and terrible. PPH typically manifests within 24 hours of delivery, however it can also appear up to 12 weeks after delivery. Early detection and prompt treatment of bleeding result in better outcomes. Postpartum hemorrhage is defined as bleeding that is severe enough to result in symptoms of excessive blood loss or a significant change in heart rate or blood pressure following birth, regardless of whether it was a vaginal delivery or a Cesarean section, or C-section.