Must the deceased female be re-washed and re-shrouded if blood is found on her shroud after she has been washed and shrouded?

If a small amount of discharge comes out from the deceased after ghusl (definition) and shrouding, then neither ghusl nor shrouding needs to be repeated; rather, the body is carried as it is, to avoid hardship.

However, if the discharge is large and excessive, then Al-Khiraqi's statement implies that the ghusl should be repeated if it occurred before the completion of the seven (layers of shroud), because a large amount becomes excessive. However, Ahmad's companions disagreed with him, narrating from him: The ghusl is not repeated under any circumstances.