“Normal/at-baseline” means post-operative recovery is on track, there is no abnormal bleeding, and any prolapse or pessary is stable. Each line states the finding, the comparison to baseline, and the skilled reason a nurse was required — a bare “no complaints” does not qualify.
No abnormal vaginal bleeding; specifically, no postmenopausal bleeding.
No pelvic pain, or chronic pelvic pain stable and without new fever.
A post-operative gynecologic site or vaginal cuff healing without bleeding, infection, or dehiscence.
Prolapse and pelvic-floor status unchanged from baseline, with symptoms managed.
A pessary in place, comfortable, and without erosion, retention, or abnormal discharge.
Vulvar and perineal skin intact without signs of infection (detail in External Genitalia).
No infection signs, and the plan appropriate to continue.
