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Uterine polyps
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I had my D&C for polyp done on 23rd of May 2021. I am currently under medicine. Its been 3 days and I still have mild pain in lower abdomen. Also two days back I was having only spotting. Now suddenly on 3rd day morning I got Reddish brown bleeding and after bath red mucus type bleeding. However bleeding is not heavy. I consulted a doctor and she gave me a medicine and asked me to visit after 2 months. Is it normal to have red mucus bleeding after 3 days? Also will I have my period normal as usual or shall I expect delay. I am concerned about the pain which is not going even after 3 days.
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After D and C there can be mild spotting or a delay in cycle
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For pain i think you should consider NSIADS as they will reduce inflammation and pain .
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Post d and c there maybe pain and slight bleeding, it's expected. Your next menses may get delayed by few days
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