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Q: Freeeaking Out.
asked by: arcadia on August 31st, 2006
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So, .Chris &.I are laying in bed.
He's super super touchy &finally he gets me in the mood.
So we fool around. We didn't have sex, but he ate me out
&fingered me. Well, afterwards, .I had to pee, so .I got up,
went pee, &when .I wiped, there was blood.
Just a small amount of pink blood.
We haven't fooled around in like... Months, literally.
So .I know .I'm probably just freaking out for nothing,
but .I am so terrified because of my last pregnancy.
To me, blood = miscarriage.

I don't want anything to happen to my baby.
I'm so incredibly scared.
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natzcee replied on August 31st, 2006
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:-s I duno chick I think you should make an app with your doc/midwife to get checkd out :p the sooner you do the better huni :p good luck with everything xxx
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Becky replied on August 31st, 2006
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It should be ok if it is just a little bit and there is no cramping but ring your doctor just to be sure.


Becky xxx
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arcadia replied on August 31st, 2006
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If .I request an ultrasound, or at least my doctor to use the doppler, would they schedule me before me next appointment [which is .Sept. 18]?
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lil_blaze2004 replied on August 31st, 2006
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Kris, it's probably nothing. A lil blod after sex is notmal when preggo especially if it had been a while. Also be carefull of him eating you out cause oddly enough (and this is true) if he blows air up your vag by accident you and the baby can both die. But as for the blood if it was just a lil then it's prob nothing. You can go in a be checked but I don't think they'd give you an ultrasound unless they found somehting wrong.
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michelle1981 replied on August 31st, 2006
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Don't worry hun, I had that too and brian wasn't in touching distance lol.

I would call your doctor just to ease your mind. I understand your worry, believe me ;)
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Emma2 replied on August 31st, 2006
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Its your cervix and he touched it with his fingers and its more sensitive....
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arcadia replied on August 31st, 2006
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Sorry to seem like a freak on a leash for freaking out.
Lol, there's no more blood &.I'm sure it was just because
he fingered me for the first time in a few months.

Thanks to everyone who replied.



Oh, &ps.. I'm on my lunch break.
Ha! I get an hour break!
So .I get to come home if .I want.
Its great.
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Eyes Wide Shut replied on August 31st, 2006
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When I would go in for my exams, my doc used to tell me to expect to bleed from the exam. So, prob from you being fingered, it caused a littl ebit of blood. You can call and talk to the ladies at the front dest and they'll ask your doc real quick!!

Good luck girl!!

Sarah
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