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Q: Leaking, Tmi

asked by: jessesgirl on July 19th, 2007

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Okay, towards the end of my pregnancy with Ava I started leaking a little pee. Well, the last 3-4 days the same things is happening. Why would I all of a sudden be leaking pee? It's not constantly and I don't feel it coming out sometimes. It's also not a gush of pee. It's just a little. Enough to see and smell it a little. I guess I'll have to go to the doctor. Could it be an infection causing it? I feel fine otherwise.

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oh_mommy

replied on July 19th, 2007

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my grandma had a bladder infection not too long ago and im pretty sure thats what was happening to her..

Mabel

replied on July 19th, 2007

Moderator

It could be an infection causing it - but some women get this after having children. Do your kegel exercises all the time. This is part of what they are for! Women need to keep the pelvic floor muscles strong - carrying children inside us and giving birth can cause all sorts of junky stuff to happen to us.

You should discuss this with your doctor - in case it is an infection.

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