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Q: Childhood Incident Affect Pregnancy?

asked by: al_x_andra on September 25th, 2006

New User

When I was about 8 years old, I was jumping on the trampoline and I jumped really high and ended up falling off. I landed with my heel slamming against my vagina. I was in excruciating pain for a couple hours and I had some bleeding. But it went away after those few hours and I never had pain of bleeding after that. (except for my periods now, of course). Me and my husband have been trying to get pregnant for the last 3 months or so and no luck yet...Which I guess is pretty normal. But i'm wondering if that accident would have anything to do with me getting pregnant now. I never saw a doctor about it then or now..So I dunno..If anyone has some tips or anything..That'd be great.

Could it just be that my hymen was broken then?

Replies(2)

ANGELOS MAMA

replied on September 25th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

You should see a doctor for you can confirm all of that.

RB20

replied on September 30th, 2006

New User

Wierd, I had a very similar incident when I was four. Believe it or not, I fell backwards onto a lawn mower (it wasn't running) that had the cover off of it. I landed on a piece of metal and it went right inside of my vagina. It ripped my hymen and I bled like crazy. I went to the hospital and they checked it out and said I should come back when I became sexually active to make sure there was no scar tissue. I did, and there wasn't. I havn't had any problems conceiving. I don't think your incident would prevent you from getting pregnant ethier.
Good luck!

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