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FTM help spotting

Last night while using the bathroom, I noticed there was blood on my underwear. Like little spots.

Buuuuut earlier me and my fiance had sex and we haven't had it in like a week and a half.

I'm 33 almost 34 weeks, but at 32 weeks my little girl was already 5 pounds and my original due date July 11th got switched to June 26th. I have been feeling some pains down there but idk if they're contractions and I don't wanna cry wolf and say that they are.
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Likely its either your hips getting wider or just after sex spotting. A few drops is nothing to worry about.
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I had spotting too and freaked out. Turns out it was coming from the rectal area not vagina. Asked my doc and he said its hemmoroids.
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Spotting is a sign of preterm labor I would call the doctor
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We did it again and I haven't been bleeding. Should I still call my doc?
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^agreed. Also, unless your contractions are regular and getting closer together then you're not in actual labor yet. Could just be braxton-hicks (practice) contractions. Your doctor may advise to hold off on sex for the remainder of your pregnancy though.
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When in doubt, call your doctor.
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