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Vaginal discharge
I had protected sex on13thMarch..got 2 periods after that.affected from covid after that..3rd period was of less blood but clots were there.still little pink discharge is there after 6 days of periods.is it normal?
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Covid can cause irregular bleeding pattern. It's ok
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I think it’s completely fine
What you are getting is physiologic Leucorrhoea along with menstural blood which is fine
If it persist or if there is foul smell in it ; get tested
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1. Discharge - M/E , pH
2. Maintain vaginal hygiene
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Metrogyl er bd x 3 dys
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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45 yrs exp
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Normal may be due to the hormonal lmbalance
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