Bloody Vaginal Discharge

A bloody vaginal discharge does not indicate a virus which causes a plantar wart or venereal wart. Usually, this reddish flow decreases in three weeks following the delivery and becomes brownish in color. Consult your doctor if the flow turns reddish again or increases in amount. Also, examination is needed if the flow appears to have odor. A bloody vaginal discharge does not indicate a virus which causes a plantar wart or venereal wart.

Causes Of Vaginal Discharge

Clear Discharge Vaginal Watery

Constant Vaginal Discharge

Cottage Cheese Vaginal Discharge

Creamy Vaginal Discharge

Discharge Increased Vaginal

Discharge Itching Vaginal

Discharge Thick Vaginal Yellow

Excessive Vaginal Discharge

Thick Clear Vaginal Discharge

Thick Vaginal Discharge

Vaginal Discharge After Conception

Vaginal Discharge Before Period

Vaginal Discharge Blood

Vaginal Discharge Children

Vaginal Discharge Clear

Vaginal Discharge Early Pregnancy

Vaginal Discharge In Early Pregnancy

Vaginal Discharge Mucous

Vaginal Discharge Pregnancy

Vaginal Mucus Discharge

Women'S Health Vaginal Discharge

Yellow Green Vaginal Discharge

Bloody Vaginal Discharge

Plantar Wart, Venereal Wart

Also referred to as lochia, this flow from the vagina is a normal course after delivery and can last for a few weeks as the body adjusts to a non-pregnant state. During the first 3-4 days, the flow is watery and heavy. Gradually, it changes in color and amount. A bloody vaginal discharge does not indicate a virus which causes a plantar wart or venereal wart.