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I had my bladder removed in november, i still have blood coming from my vagina, is this normal? it's mostly when i have a bowel movemeni.
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Not normal: No, this is not normal. Have the bladder surgeon evaluate the bleeding to make sure that there isn't a "structural" problem post surgery.
Answered 3/6/2018
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