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Hysterectomy post op
I had a hysterectomy on January 9th they left my ovaries but took my uterus and cervix. I had a checkup about a month again and my Dr said my stitches were still dissolving. I’ve had light pink spotting and cramping but today i noticed it’s darker like fresh blood and I’m still cramping. The blood does look a little watery but it’s red and not pink. Is this normal?
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I think u should consult Gynecologist offline because complete examination is necessary to diagnose problem.
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It’s normal to have spotting post op for 6 weeks if it’s more than that meet your doctor
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