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Orange discharge after hysterectomy. 5 weeks post op?
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Probably benign: That is not terribly abnormal. If it persists you should see you surgeon for a pelvic exam. The vaginal cuff incision can form granulation tissue that will cause persistent bleeding - that is easy to treat.
Answered 5/12/2019
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