12 days post op bleeding

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I’m 12 days post -op and was told to expect some bleeding following surgery for about a week. I did not bleed . However, the last couple of days, only when I go to the washroom  (#1) and I wipe myself is there blood.  Has this happened to anyone? 

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  • Posted

    It has happened to me. My doc advised that its normal. Not sure how long that should last. You might want to consult your physician. 
  • Posted

    Yes. Mine lasted until follow up appointment at 6 weeks. I thought it was normal healing process. It was something called granulation I believe and she had to “touch up the tiny area” with something.  I forgot what. I eventually did stop bleeding. You may want to call your doctor as you are healing and slight bleeding is completely normal at this point in your recovery as far as I know. 
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    It also happened to me at about the 3rd week. I thought it would be ok to do some stretching exercises and that started it. My doctor Said not to worry unless you soak a pad. I did continue to have a little spotting up until about 6 months, so not to worry.
  • Posted

    Yes it’s normal, I did not bleed till day 9 and lasted about 3 days it was very light and only after using the restroom. Hope this eases your mind :-)
  • Posted

    Hi Mary yes this happened to me as well for about a wk but it's ok now, It's been 8 wks since I had a total hystermony and I feel tired every day since anyone else feel like this  thought I would have  bit more energy 

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      Thank you for reassuring me Ann. I hope you get your energy back soon. All the best!
  • Posted

    I am 4 wks post op..nd last 2 days pinky when bn 2 toilet nd cramps..like period pain..av had vaginal hysterectomy nd repair..thought I'd feel bit better by now..but looks like it will take a good few weeks yet

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