Pink Vaginal Discharge: Normal vs. Concerning Causes
Pink spotting can be normal pre-menstrually or at ovulation. Concerning if accompanied by foul odor, pain, fever, or unusual consistency—suggesting infection (BV, yeast, STI), cervical pathology, or pregnancy complications. Any persistent or symptomatic change warrants clinician assessment.
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