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Black mold on shower head got into vagina

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dorothy03601
dorothy03601

6 months ago, I had prolapse surgery which failed.  Scheduled for more surgery on May 10.  Rinsed off surgical area ( vaginal..... with showerhead that had black mold.  I didn't see the mold on the shower head until after I bathed.. Washed and rinseds the vaginal area again. Now I have some bright blood with small black specks on toilet paper and in toilet.   Please give advice.  Anyone? Matron?   Matron?  I am scared to death!  Please someone respond.

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  • Jan999
    Jan999 dorothy03601

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    Hello dorothy. What probably happened is that the mould has caught the vaginal wall and caused it to bleed. The vagina is a 'self cleaning' area because the vaginal secretions lubricate and clean it so there's little chance of an infection or any serious damage. Sit in a warm bath and let the clean water clean your vagina, unless you have a bidet of course. 
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  • JoolsB
    JoolsB dorothy03601

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    Firstly, stop being in a panic! The most likely explanation is that the black dots are remains of stitches. My stitches came away 7 months after operation and appeared as black bits down the loo and on paper when I wiped. Make a GP or nurse appointment to get it checked out and give yourself peace of mind. 
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  • itji16893
    itji16893 dorothy03601

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    hello! could you say please, how is your health? what was it? did you find out what were these little black dots? how were you treated? Now i have same specks in my vaginal discharge. I am taking itraconazole. I think it is a spores of black mold, most likely aspergillus. Am i right?

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