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Hysteroscopy & d&c 9 days ago for bleeding/pain/biopsy. dr removed v. large polyp. now dark gray, solid, rubbery discharge. no blood, no fever. normal?
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D&C: Yes this is very normal. You may bleed like the end of a period. The discharge is not uncommon. As long as no fever or chills. No tampons only pads though to allow discharge to dissipate
Answered 11/28/2017
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