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they are !! <a href="http://app.babychakra.com/user/97445"><b><font color ="#3b5998">Darshini Dalal</font></b></a> Both sex and internal menstrual products should be avoided during the first six weeks postpartum.&#160;This is because the uterus is still healing and is at greater risk of infection. When your postpartum bleeding stops, it&#8217;s usually a sign that the healing is finished.&#160;Usually your bleeding will change from heavy and red/brown to lighter and pink then a whiter, creamier discharge.&#160;Once it stops, if you have no other medical issues, you&#8217;re safe to resume sex as well as tampons and menstrual cups if needed.