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For a cesarean section delivery, you will stay in the hospital at least three days. A cesarean section is major abdominal surgery, and the recovery process is much more lengthy and much more difficult.
There is always bleeding after C-Section Surgery. It's referred to as Lochia Bleeding. In fact the amount of Lochia bleeding is about the same as it is after a vaginal birth. Blood flow is usually heavier immediately after your c-section and continues for about 4-5 days. Your bleeding will taper off and get lighter after about 10-12 days. Typically bleeding lasts about 3-4 weeks in total but can go for as long as 6 weeks.