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Continuous Pain At The Side, Pink Discharge, Burning Sensation After Periods. Reason?

iv been off my period for couple days down under my c section scar to the side was a burning continuous pain an a long string of what looked like snot there was a faint color of pink or red to it how it looks when im about to start but like i said i had just got off my period there is no oder and the burning feeling comes an goes the slim still there like im obvulating???
Mon, 2 Sep 2013
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Hi and thanks for the query,

It is very important to exclude an infectious process. It is compelling to know in your past history, if you have have recent unprotected sexual contacts, and also f your experienced any discharges r your partner complained of anything as such. A complete review by a doctor is needed with a vaginal and direct cervical and abdominal examinations. samples have to the lab for cultures, and an abdominal ultrasound could be most useful under these circumstances especially. It is imperative to exclude an abscess or fistula that could present with such kind of discharge. Thanks and kind regards.

Bain LE, MD
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Continuous Pain At The Side, Pink Discharge, Burning Sensation After Periods. Reason?

Hi and thanks for the query, It is very important to exclude an infectious process. It is compelling to know in your past history, if you have have recent unprotected sexual contacts, and also f your experienced any discharges r your partner complained of anything as such. A complete review by a doctor is needed with a vaginal and direct cervical and abdominal examinations. samples have to the lab for cultures, and an abdominal ultrasound could be most useful under these circumstances especially. It is imperative to exclude an abscess or fistula that could present with such kind of discharge. Thanks and kind regards. Bain LE, MD