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Is a pink bloody discharge after the 4rd day of using monistat7 normal?
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No, not normal. Colored, pink, or bloody vaginal discharge often is from infection other than yeast. Was yeast infection confirmed by professional evaluation or self diagnosed? You chose "discharge" as one of your topic tags. If that was your main initial symptom, maybe you've had a different infection all along. Discuss with the doctor treating you; or see a doctor now if not done previously.
Answered 2/20/2022
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