Non op here, so not an answer to your question, but I carried a couple pads/tampons in my bag for a long time just so I was able to help if/when needed.
I had discharge for a year or so after surgery, but I think it was mostly granulation. It eventually stopped
Cool, I had mine at the end of September and it has been getting less.
I've never bothered, there's rarely anything and when there is it's not much. I'm not gonna start bleeding so it hardly seems worth wearing a pad imo.
I have recurring UTI’s and carry pads for that. Sucks when Azo turns your favorite underoos stank yellow.
I've had multiple nitrate treatments for granulation tissue and have used liners yeah. It clears up eventually so long as you treat it.
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