sorry to hear this. it doesn't sound very pleasant! your best bet is to call your health care provider's office and let him or her know what's going on. your symptoms may be normal. or it may not. everyone heals at a different rate so what's normal for one person may not be normal for another. since your health care provider knows your personal history s/he can tell you what to do about your discharge. on a related note i always tell people the one thing they must keep in their medicine cabinet at home is a thermometer. you should always be able to tell your doctor if you're running a fever or not because it's a key symptom of infection. "feeling warm" and other nonsensical tests are no substitute for numbers on a thermometer. you can help your doctor a lot by investing a couple of bucks in a digital thermometer and telling him/her if you're running a fever in conjunction with your other symptoms. wishing you well!
why am i still having a bloody discharge and now it has a very foul smell to it? it's been 3 weeks since my d and c