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Published on: 12/1/2025
What symptoms can a vaginal foreign body?
A vaginal foreign body can cause symptoms like unusual discharge, bleeding, or discomfort. It is important to seek medical help if these symptoms occur.
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Explanation
A vaginal foreign body is something that is not supposed to be in the vagina and can cause different symptoms. Some common signs include unusual discharge, which may have a bad smell, and bleeding that is not related to a menstrual period. There can also be discomfort or pain in the vaginal area.
Here are some possible symptoms of a vaginal foreign body:
- Unusual Discharge: This discharge might have a bad smell and be a different color than normal.
- Bleeding: Bleeding can happen and might not be related to your regular period.
- Discomfort or Pain: You might feel pain or discomfort in the vaginal area.
If you notice any of these symptoms, it is important to see a healthcare provider. They can help find out what is causing the symptoms and how to treat it. Remember, it is always okay to ask for help when something does not feel right.
(References)
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- Abdessamad HM, & Greenfield M. (2009). Vaginal foreign body presenting as bleeding with .... Journal of pediatric and adolescent gynecology, 19345908.
- Nishiyama K, Horikawa S, & Ono Y. (2021). A successful pediatric case of vaginal foreign body .... Clinical case reports, 34917371.
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