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Cryotherapy

2017-04-23 02:00:42
I had cryotherapy Friday morning and haven't had any discharge but one time, I was wondering if this is normal. And maybe a little smell.
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Hi, yes it's normal. U can consult me online if u have any further doubts.

Answered2017-04-25 14:07:50

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