Whether or not it is normal for a cesarean section to be fifty days old and still have bad dew should depend on the actual situation. A small amount of discharge with no other abnormalities may be normal. If the discharge is heavy and accompanied by a noticeable odor and discomfort in the lower abdomen, it may be abnormal.
Under normal circumstances, after a cesarean section, most of the discharge will stop by itself after about 6 weeks, or 42 days. However, there are a few women who recover slowly after delivery and may still have a small amount of discharge at 50 days, which is usually white in color and without other abnormalities, which is normal.
However, if the amount of discharge is high, with obvious odor, and accompanied by low back pain, fatigue, lower abdomen hidden pain and other symptoms, it may be the presence of intrauterine infection, and you should consult a doctor in time for appropriate examination and treatment.