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Re: GENERAL: Vaginal discharge, bleeding, pain, and cramping 10 days after laparoscopy - Help!

From: grateful mom (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 15 May 2007 14:04:17 -0500 (CDT)


It is my understanding that discharge can vary in duration, amount and color following any type of procedure that involves your uterus, cervix etc. As long as there is no odor or you are not soaking pads there probably is nothing wrong. Please call your Dr. since you are concerned. This is a valid reason for calling them. They will NOT think you are crazy or bothering them.

Give them a call and give yourself peace of mind. Good Luck.

At Tue, 15 May 2007, Worried wrote: >
>Ten days ago I had laparoscopic surgery to remove an ovarian cyst (quite
>large and wrapped behind the uterus). I also had a D&C, hysteroscopy,
>and endometrial ablation. For the first few days following laparoscopy
>I had, of course, bright red vaginal bleeding. It then seemed to turn
>brown for a few days, then yellowish but light. I thought it was
>stopping, so I never mentioned it at my first postop appointment. The
>next day, it started getting more profuse and more lightish brown (color
>of baby shampoo?)and it also started burning. It had a slight
>ammonia-type smell. It was like that for the next 4 days. Today, I
>have terrible cramping and there is some occasional bright red
>blood-tinged mucousy discharge and occasional pieces of tissue.
>
>Is this normal? I have tried researching this but cannot find the right
>answers. Can anybody help me? I hate to call my doctor for something
>that is just the normal postop course. Thanks so much for any info to
>share!




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