What could be causing my ongoing vaginal irritation, brown discharge, and bleeding (especially in the morning and after bowel movements) that started after fingering on March 24, given that my last period was February 18, I took Norflox for a urinary tract infection in late February, and my pregnancy tests on March 29 were negative? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What could be causing my ongoing vaginal irritation, brown discharge, and bleeding (especially in the morning and after bowel movements) that started after fingering on March 24, given that my last period was February 18, I took Norflox for a urinary tract infection in late February, and my pregnancy tests on March 29 were negative?

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What could be causing my ongoing vaginal irritation, brown discharge, and bleeding (especially in the morning and after bowel movements) that started after fingering on March 24, given that my last period was February 18, I took Norflox for a urinary tract infection in late February, and my pregnancy tests on March 29 were negative?

Asked by Female, 32 · 8 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

8 days ago

The irritation, brown discharge, and light bleeding you are experiencing could be due to a minor scratch in the vaginal lining from fingering, which can bleed slightly when straining during bowel movements. Additionally, your previous use of norfloxacin for a UTI can sometimes upset the natural balance of vaginal flora, leading to mild irritation. Since your pregnancy tests are negative, a delayed period might be due to stress or minor hormonal shifts. Please rest assured that these issues are very common and often heal on their own, but it is always best to consult a healthcare provider for a gentle examination to ensure proper healing.

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What could be causing my ongoing vaginal irritation, brown discharge, and bleeding (especially in the morning and after bowel movements) that started after fingering on March 24, given that my last period was February 18, I took Norflox for a urinary tract infection in late February, and my pregnancy tests on March 29 were negative?

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