Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) says that she should clean her private part and perform ablution. If the blood is thick, then she should take a bath because it is a loophole from Satan. When she does this once or twice, it will go away.

Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) says that if a woman, after becoming pure from menstruation, sees drops of blood or nosebleed, whether less or more than that, she should clean it with water, perform ablution, and offer prayer. She should not perform ghusl (ritual bath); however, if she sees thick blood, then she should perform ghusl as well. This is a kind of disruption in the womb from Satan.

Hazrat Umrah states that Hazrat Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) used to forbid women from examining themselves at night and used to say that it (the discharge) is yellowish and muddy.

Ibrahim says that if a woman sees yellowish discharge after performing the ritual bath for menstruation, she should perform the bath again and offer prayer.

Hazrat Ibn Hanfiyyah says that this is nothing.

Hazrat Umm Atiyyah says that after becoming pure from menstruation, we did not consider the yellowish discharge that came afterwards to be of any significance.

Ibn Sirin states that the predecessors did not consider it obligatory to perform ghusl with yellowish or muddy water.

Ibrahim says that if a woman sees yellowish discharge after performing the ritual bath for menstruation, she should perform ablution and offer prayer.

Hazrat Ata says that if a woman sees yellowish discharge after performing the ghusl after menstruation, she should perform ablution and offer prayer.

Hasan says that if a woman sees yellowish discharge after performing the ritual bath for menstruation, she should clean it and perform ablution before offering prayer.