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3 day post op vaginal bleeding??!

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maria2990
maria2990

I'm 3 days post of laparoscopy surgery. Removed a large cyst along with my ovary , i have been bleeding since the next day of surgery. I know it's normal to bleed afterward , but what's the normal ? I'm not bleeding to the point of soaking up my pads just kinda want some insight on how long I'll bleed and the normal amount .

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  • chantal_06911
    chantal_06911 maria2990

    Posted

    I was told that bleeding was expected.  However, if you need to change your pad every hour you shoud contact your doctor.

    Good luck!

    • maria2990
      maria2990 chantal_06911

      Posted

      Did you bleed a lot ? I'm not having to change it every hour but there is blood . Like when I wipe . Doesn't seem to stain my clothes or even my bed so I should be fine right ?
  • theresa03368
    theresa03368 maria2990

    Posted

    Hi Maria,I had what I would be describe as spot bleeding for up  to 5 days after my surgery.this is normal.

     

    • theresa03368
      theresa03368 maria2990

      Posted

      No it wasn't constant,but remember everyone is different,so it may be normal for some constant bleeding after surgery.try not to panick. X

       

    • theresa03368
      theresa03368

      Posted

      Just read one of your earlier messages.i was the same,when I wiped myself after peeing I would have blood on the toilet roll.this is normal x

       

    • maria2990
      maria2990 theresa03368

      Posted

      Oh ok thank god! I was starting to worry lol. Thank you so much Theresa you have deff been a blessing through out this process !!?
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