Should not be bleeding

Complete hystorectomy done 20 yrs ago
no sex in 10 yrs. Last month after a BM i found bright red blood (few drops) on the toilet paper.
Didn't find any more until a couple of days ago, but this time no BM, just regular trip to pee.
Again just a few drops from the vagina. no more since. Should I be concerned?

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Sanjivani Wanjari, MD

Nov 22, 2012

To: Wyolady

Hi,
There is no reason for immediate concern. However you should consult your gynaecologist for an internal examination, and Pap smear if necessary.
Hope this helps.

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