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Had hysterectomy 2 months ago went bathroom nd saw reddish pinkish kinda clot in toilet what could this b? is it normal?
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Not too long: It's only been 8 weeks so definitely could be bleeding from the vaginal cuff. That could be completely normal. I wouldn't worry but i would get it checked out by your surgeon just to be sure.
Answered 2/9/2014
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