LADIES, WHEN POSTING A TMI PICTURE(DISCHARGE PICTURES) MAKE A POST EXPLAINING WHATS GOING ON AND…

EXACTLY! I seen a post a few days ago where somebody just openly posted that crap and I was eating! I was disgusted! geesh @kelseys

@natalie86, like I get it, we're all women and we get it but it doesn't mean I want to see someone else's body fluids, discharge or whatever else comes out of us lol. I just reported a photo 10mins ago, it was deleted and she posted it again. like I'll report it every time I see it.

@kelseys, so true! don't nobody wanna see that shit!

@kelseys, I haven't seen that yet but thats disgusting and should be kept to yourself or ask a doctor.

@alecialopez1, exactly, like take a picture and show your doctor not us, we aren't doctors nor can we give a professional medical advice.

thank you for reminding people I saw that yesterday too. Again we get it but not everyone wants to see that. I hope the girls get the point if not I'm going to start reporting too. I've never reported anyone but I just find that as common sense to post it in the comments.

@mrspavlides, I also get asking questions because someone somewhere might have experienced it but, I think some things should be left to the doctor and not social media. I always report the tmi pictures lol.

Yes, I understand you on that too. It's fairly annoying when some of these questions that are being asked on social media: they just saw their doctor then come home and ask here. 😒 ummm, didn't you just see the doctor. Why in the heck would you trust social media rather than your doctor that just told you what's going on and you had the opportunity to ask further questions to your Healthcare provider if necessary? That's something I will never understand. @kelseys but I guess whatever floats their boat 😂