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Ladies, I REALLY Need Your Help!!! Tmi, But really afraid!!
Me and my fiancee had sex last night, and after it was all finished I noticed on my hand and one two of his fingers that there was dry blood. I ran to the bathroom, wiped, and found pink blood. It wasn't red but it was pink. And it was about as much as someone who bloods for the first time after sex. After 5-10 minutes I wasn't bleeding any longer. While we were "fooling around" he fingered me with those two fingers but his nails on those two were long. Do you think that he could have cut me or this is something that I really need to be concerned about?! I'm sooo worried, I miscarried in november of last year. Ill be 16 weeks this thursday. Also, I look it up on the internet and some places it said that because the cervix is so soft that its normal to bleed now after sex. Please! Just any adivce you could give me would be greatly appreciated!! :(
Great, thank you all for your support and help. It turns out that nothing was wrong after all! I guess I just got really worried because my last pregnancy ended in a miscarriage and I started bleeding last time right after sex too. Also, I had no other spotting in this pregnancy except for that one night. My doctor reassured me by doing an exam and also letting me hear my babies heartbeat again, I was so thankful!! Sorry for taking so long to reply back, I've been waiting to find out but thank you kind ladies for all your help and support like usual!! I'm doing my best to keep calm and not worry nearly as much as I also know its not good for her. I'm so happy! Yay!! :-)
definatly nothing to do with the baby, if you didnt gush/ bleed heavily why are you worried.??????
Spotting is common during pregnancy, especially very light spotting like you experienced. You should only be concerned if you spot for several days, or if you bleed heavy enough to require a pad. If either of those happen, call your doc
If you’ve had bad cramps and bleeding heavy then I would be concerned.
But as Meika says..call your dr
But as Meika says..call your dr
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