The doctor will discharge the patient from the hospital once they have fully recovered.
HPV does not cause brown discharge unless the cervix is severely affected. See your health care provider if you are having unusual discharge.
discharge
You don't need to do anything when you have vaginal discharge - this is normal, all people born with a vagina will have vaginal discharge starting from when they go through puberty. Discharge is how the vagina stays clean and healthy as discharge flushes out dead cells, has an acidic pH to help maintain healthy bacterial balance, and keeps vaginal tissues lubricated. As long as it's not excessive, an unusual color like green, an unusual texture like cottage cheese, or has a bad odour then it's normal.
Green discharge may be caused by gonorrhea. Many people infected with gonorrhea will not notice any unusual discharge. See your health care provider for screening if you are at risk.
Pus is not normally blue. If you have unusual rectal discharge, see your health care provider.
Discharge is something you have every day starting from puberty, this is because discharge helps to keep the vagina clean and healthy: it flushes out dead cells, is acidic to kill bad bacteria but help healthy bacteria to thrive, and keeps vaginal tissues protected from damage. Discharge changes throughout your menstrual cycle and unusual changes to discharge can be a clue as to your vaginal health, so it's good to learn more about your discharge.
Diagnostic mammography is used to evaluate an existing problem, such as a lump, discharge from the nipple, or unusual tenderness in one area.
Unusual pain, vaginal discharge, redness/pain/discharge at the incision site, malaise, flu-like symptoms, or a fever over 100.4. Any of these should trigger a call to your doctor.
painful sexual intercourse, vaginal pain, frequent need to urinate, burning or itching in the vaginal area, persistent unusual vaginal discharge
If you are feeling well, there is no need for concern. If you feel sick, tired, or have an unusual vaginal discharge, see your health care provider.
It is not unusual for it to be brown. It is very possible that it will change from brown later on. This is normal.