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Bright red unusual blood appeared after wiping and in toilet. have had a cold and taken sudafed/mucinex. i was at the end of my period till this .
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It is quite possible: That the bleed you saw is from your menses . However, i would like you to be vigilant whether the blood still staining is happening after you finish your period . It is also important to be careful when wiping so that vaginal content is not on the tissue paper. Good luck.
Answered 10/7/2013
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