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Julee16
Julee16

hi, I'm on day 20 after having ovary and filopian tube removed due to cyst which I didn't know about. There was also bowel implication.  I was rushed into hospital in agony.   Yesterday, for the first time I had some discharge when I went to the toilet. It just looked like a little blob of a lotion. (Sorry don't know how best to discribe. It's creamy almost white. When I stood up a little bit went on the floor. I have googled it, and it mentions a foul smelling discharge. Mine has no odour at all.  Today I have just a tiny bit when I wipe myself is this normal? Part of the repair process?. I did have a bit vertical cut.  any advise would be greatful, thanks

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  • JanieMac
    JanieMac Julee16

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    Hello Jules.  I had an ovary and fallopian tube removed two years ago and probably 3 times since then I have had what you describe.  It stops after a day or so, but i've never had anything like it before these occurrences (and I'm 56 years old).  I too will be interested to see what others have to say!
    • Julee16
      Julee16 JanieMac

      Posted

      Hi Janie, thanks for your reply.  I'm going to see how it goes and may make a drs appoint. I've got an appointment on 8th March at hospital, so will mention it to them if I don't go to the Drs. I will keep you updated. I worry about infection now my antibiotics have finished. You get left to it really when leaving hospital.  I've also read this morning I should be doing pelvic excercises and things to strengthen muscles. They didn't tell me that. I'm going to research a little more first.

       Il let you know when I find more out Janie, thanks again.

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