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Cervical mucous polyp

2024-06-09 02:05:46
I have gone biopsy for the removal of cervical mucous polyp a week back. I found very few drops of just a bloody discharge for 5 days. Now I can see a little more spotting i.e, from 6 days after removing. 1. Please tell me what could be the reason. 2. How long does it bleed. 3. Can I do household chores as I am a mother of 6 month old baby. Or do I take bed rest
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Answered2024-06-09 03:36:20

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It should have stopped by now. If it is continuing please consult your Gynaecologist for a physical examination.

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its normal only

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