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I'm having watery discharge after my cryosurgery. is this normal?
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Discharge: The watery discharge is a normal situation after a cryosurgery of the cervix. It usually lasts for a couple of weeks. Your cervix was "frozen" with a machine and is now "thawing." call your doctor if the discharge becomes bloody or foul smelling.
Answered 1/31/2012
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Cryosurgery : A watery discharge is common after cryosurgery.
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