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Is it normal to have yellowish discharge 5 weeks after a endometrial ablation? its not smelly ?
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It is not unusual to have a thin, watery discharge for a few months after an endometrial ablation. If it is yellowish you may want to have it checked just in case there may be an infection.
Answered 5/4/2021
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