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One more question from me, surgery was 3/26 I started my menstrual cycle on Monday I called the nurse they said yes it's normal the surgery or anesthesia can do that. But it's really heavy, should I give it some time or call again? Anyone else have this happen?

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I had the exact same thin happen, very heavy, I wasn't even worried and it stopped in a few days

I think it is just the heparin they gave you to make sure there where no clots. I started my period the day after surgery and it was different then usual because of the blood thinner. I would give it another day or two and see where you are. Good Luck!

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Thank you everyone

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