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A member asked:
6 weeks post op from hysterectomy. started bleeding and abdomen has red rash. what is the difference between spotting and fresh blood? should i go in?
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Yes: Yes you should have your doctor check you. You need treatment. He may send you to a dermatologist for the skin rash.
Answered 6/7/2016
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