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Should I be worried? Should I be worried?

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Unread 12-09-2006, 06:42 PM
Should I be worried?

I had a total laproscopic hyster. on Nov. 28th with everything removed. Started Premarin on Dec. 6. Started seeing a little red after I would wipe. Now I'm having a little red discharge. Not real bright but I can tell it's blood. Went to Walmart today and have been doing more the past few days. DH being the idiot he can be has been gone since 7:30 this morning and won't be home until at least 11:00 and I have been trying to keep a 3 year old entertained. DF watched her while DM took me to Walmart. MEN ARE STUPID!!!!! I feel a little sore but no real pain.

Is this normal at this point or should I call the hospital? I know I'm probably worried over nothing but first week was a breeze now in week 2 I feel worse. Didn't do anything the first week except sit in recliner.

Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks!!
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Unread 12-09-2006, 10:14 PM
Should I be worried?

I had discharge - some when I wiped, some on the pantiliner - for about 5 weeks when I had my TVH in May. I think it should be a concern when it's bright red blood where you are changing a pad every hour. Some discharge is normal for up to 6 weeks. If you are concerned, please call your doctor. Some times a call to them eases your mind.
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Unread 12-10-2006, 08:35 AM
Should I be worried?

I had discharge for the first 2 weeks and then it stopped. Then I started doing more (more than I should including shopping, lifting, etc...) and although I didn't bring on anymore bleeding thank goodness I feel worse in week 3 (going into week 4) than I did at week 2 when I was taking it a bit more easy. Pain, discomfort, really tired.

Discharge the first 4 to 6 weeks I've heard is normal, not bright red new looking blood (which I did have the first 2 weeks with each BM!), but any questions please do call your doctor.

Take care!
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Unread 12-10-2006, 09:38 AM
Should I be worried?

My bleeding started day 6 and is continuing. Not heavy ... like a light period and sort of a coral/salmon color mostly. Dr. I saw Wed. (not my surgeon) says normal.
I see my surgeon this Tuesday and will see what he says.
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