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6 week postpartum, had c section, green mucus discharge, is it an infection?
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Perhaps: If you have pain and or a fever and or foul discharge, it could be an infection and you will need to see your obstetrician. If not, no worries. It is not unusual to get discharges of various colors after delivery, such as red, brown, greenish, yellow or purple.
Answered 1/5/2019
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