Bleed After Laparoscopy - Hi I Had My Laparoscopy On

Bleed after laparoscopy

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Hi I had my laparoscopy on 31stmarch and there was no bleeding after that but today morning (5th April) had bleed mucus. What to do?

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Dr. Lata Rajput

Gynecologist 12 yrs exp Pune

That's normal.not to worry.it may seen two more days.

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