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I insert last night first cansoft cl suppository and today I have a white thick discharge why it happens? What's that?

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Dr. Vineet SinghAyurvedic Doctor19yrs exp

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It's due to cervical infection.

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Dr. Neha SinghGynaecologist15yrs exp

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It's the medicine that got dissolved. Nothing to worry.

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Dr. Usha SubrahmanyamGynaecologist33yrs exp

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The pessary gets absorbed in the vaginal mucosa and hence you can expect some discharge

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Dr. G.R. AgrawalHomeopathy Doctor36yrs exp

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Hi, lybrate user, It seems, prima facies ,the dissolved medicine being coming out of your vagina but continous discharge, further might be leucorrhoeal discharge ,need interogation. Tk, care.

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Dr. Inthu MGynaecologist12yrs exp

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Due to medicine usage. It happens.

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Dr. Asha Niranjan GhokhaleGynaecologist32yrs exp

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the soft gel capsule used for making pessary doesnt get absorbed. only the medicine gets absorbed and the gelatin capsule can get expelled as discharge

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