Foreign Body, Vagina: Foreign objects in the vagina can include objects designed to use in a woman's vagina (for example, tampons, medications, vaginal suppositories) and objects not designed to insert into the vagina. Common symptoms of a foreign object in the vagina include unusual vaginal bleeding, vaginal itching, vaginal discharge, pain with urination, vulvar discomfort, abdominal pain, or pelvic pain. Treatment of objects in the vagina depend on the object, if it is embedded, or easily removed by the patient or health care professional.

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Vaginal Bleeding

In women, abnormal vaginal bleeding when is when they are not on their period (menstruation). Symptoms of abnormal vaginal bleeding outside of your period include red blood on the underwear or pajamas, pelvic or abdominal pain, and excessive pain from menstruating, or if you are pregnant. Causes of abnormal vaginal bleeding include unbalanced hormones, during pregnancy, after trauma, uterine fibroids, menopause, and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Treatment for abnormal bleeding depends on the cause of the bleeding. Talk to your doctor or another healthcare professional if you have any abnormal vaginal bleeding.
Vaginal Discharge

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Dysuria (Painful Urination)

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