Aa
sry for tmi, ftm concerned
My husband and i havent really had sex since the end of the first trimester (im 28 weeks now)it was to uncomfortable and i just wasnt in the mood. But decided to today and yes it was still awkward but was feeling better about it. However when we had finished i saw that there was blood down there when i cleaned up. Quite a bit, just wanting to know if have somehow harmed the baby or if maybe its just cos its been so long maybe just tore a bit somewhere as i have been tighter since getting pregnant?
Id call your doctor if you haven't already
This is normal but it doesn't mean that you shouldn't take it easy. If you feel uncomfortable during sex, try changing a position or slow down.
If you continue bleeding excessively, you need to go to ER-but this is rarely caused by sex.
If you continue bleeding excessively, you need to go to ER-but this is rarely caused by sex.
I haven't called yet was just going to see if it continued or if it stoped trying really hard not to panic. Dont want to over react. But will ring and ask
I bled up until 16 weeks after having sex. Doc told me not to have sex for 3 weeks. I haven't bled since and now im 29 weeks.
Call ur doctor or L&D
Call ur doctor or L&D
At 28 weeks you want to make sure your cervix is still closed
Call the dr....I had thst happen before and called the dr, they said it was common after sex, but I'd still call the dr to see what they think.
Okay thanks. Was hoping if i just layed down with my feet up for a bit might help. If there is no more bleeding was going to leave it but uf it continued after half an hour or so figured i should go to the dr/hospital. Just didnt know if it was normal or not
Bleeding after sex is quite common don't worry there is no way that you could have hurt the baby if you are still bleeding within half hour to an hour call your doctor it's quite possible that its just because during pregnancy your cervix is very sensitive but even if it dose stop within an hour still mention it to your doctor at your next check up
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