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  • 37 Years
  • 14/08/2025

I'm 37 and my doctor said I have a bulky uterus measuring 119x63x53mm. Should I consider surgery or are there other treatment options for this? I found out my uterus is bulky at 119x63x53mm and I'm 37. Is surgery the only way to fix this or can it be treated without an operation? At 37, my bulky uterus is 119x63x53mm. Do I really need surgery or are there other ways to manage this?

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I had unprotected sex last night and now I'm noticing slight blood clots in my urine and mucus. My vagina didnt naturally lubricate, and that's never been an issue before. I haven't found any friction marks. I also took the morning-after pill and have been having this brownish discharge today. My period's supposed to start next week, but I know the emergency pill can mess with that. What's going on with the bleeding?

The slight blood clots in your urine and mucus, along with brownish discharge, could be due to several factors, including urinary tract irritation, vaginal dryness, or a possible urinary tract infection (UTI); however, given your recent unprotected sex and morning-after pill intake, it's essential to consult a healthcare provider or gynecologist to rule out any sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or other complications, and to receive guidance on managing your symptoms and adjusting to any changes in your menstrual cycle.

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