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Is it normal to have a pinkish discharge with thrush?
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Vaginal? : Not sure i understand the question. I suspect you are asking if it is normal to have pink vaginal discharge while having an vaginal yeast infection. Pink indicated a small amount of blood. Yeast does not usually cause vaginal bleeding.
Answered 9/28/2016
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