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I have had a hysterectomy but I still have my ovaries but now I feel like something has fell and when I went to Urinate yesterday I had something in the stool that looked like blood any suggestions
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
I'm not sure how long ago your hysterectomy was--if within the past 6 weeks, it could be normal to have some bleeding. If it has been longer ago than that, bleeding would not be normal. If you were my patient, I would examine you and check for a prolapsed (dropped)bladder. This happens fairly commonly after hysterectomy. I would also do a urinalysis to check for a bladder infection.
If you were my patient, I would definitely want you to call for an appointment!
Good luck!
Dr B
I'm not sure how long ago your hysterectomy was--if within the past 6 weeks, it could be normal to have some bleeding. If it has been longer ago than that, bleeding would not be normal. If you were my patient, I would examine you and check for a prolapsed (dropped)bladder. This happens fairly commonly after hysterectomy. I would also do a urinalysis to check for a bladder infection.
If you were my patient, I would definitely want you to call for an appointment!
Good luck!
Dr B
I am 35 years of age and have two kids. I had caeserian deliveries
Off late for past 6mnths my periods last for 5days with spotting upto next three- four days.Bleeding is heavy for first 4 days. I have low hemoglobin and take medicine for it. Is it of concern? Do I need examination?
Off late for past 6mnths my periods last for 5days with spotting upto next three- four days.Bleeding is heavy for first 4 days. I have low hemoglobin and take medicine for it. Is it of concern? Do I need examination?
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