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I used a vaginal suppository to treat a yeast infection and it was the first time putting something up the canal. its days later and it feels like something is stuck and theres blood mixed with the medication leaking out. is it normal?
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No this is not normal. Abnormal vaginal discharge usually is caused by problems other than yeast, and blood in the discharge also doesn't go along with yeast. Any and all unexplained vaginal bleeding needs in person medical attention. See a doctor forevaluation, including STD testing. Good luck.
Answered 3/25/2023
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