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Light bleeding after intercourse

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loube88 · 07/04/2014 15:22

Hi ladies,

I found out I am pregnant just over a week ago, my dates say that I am about 7+4.

My husband and I had intercourse last night and I was a little concerned that when I went to the loo, I had very pale red blood on the tissue. I checked again this morning and it had stopped. Is this common after intercourse, am I just worrying??

Had an MC at around 2-3 weeks in August so want to make sure everything is ok!

Thanks in advance.

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isitme1 · 07/04/2014 15:24

Definitely normal.
Cervix can be a little raw and most of the time its irritation
I say this with experience lol.

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passmethewineplease · 07/04/2014 15:25

I would say it is common, the cervix can get irratated, I had it too.

However any bleeding should be checked out, can you give your EPU a call?

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isitme1 · 07/04/2014 15:26

Ohh yes epu can advise you or a local midwife (ring gp and ask for local mw contact number)

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loube88 · 07/04/2014 15:29

I haven't even seen my doctor yet, had to wait two weeks for an appointment! But I am seeing him in the morning. I've had no pain or cramping and no bleeding since, but I will keep an eye on it today and tell my doc tomorrow. Thanks guys x

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isitme1 · 07/04/2014 15:35

Good luck hope it goes well do let us know what he said

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squizita · 07/04/2014 15:38

See a Dr, but I have this and its quite common. Just cervical irritation.

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auntsugar · 07/04/2014 16:05

I had that a couple of times. I think it's quite common - but an unwelcome scare, nonetheless. I did once call the midwifery helpline at the hospital I was registered at and they recommended to wear a panty liner so you can keep an eye on whether there's any fresh bleeding.

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passmethewineplease · 07/04/2014 16:06

Hopefully your Dr can refer you to your hospitals EPU,mine did. Sure it's nothing to worry about.

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Sho1988 · 11/04/2014 20:24

Hi

I'm 7+4 today and I have had the same each time after intercourse. My midwife had booked an early scan as I had a colposcopy and treatment done in oct last year after discovering abnormalities after a smear so they have said they want to check as I have had cervical treatment. If you have had anything like that it might be worth a follow up? X

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Sho1988 · 11/04/2014 20:24

Ps. Midwife did say it's nothing to worry about but just to check! :) x

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CheesyBadger · 11/04/2014 20:26

Sho - make sure they know when you are in labour as it does affect care. Pm me and I will fill you in with my story if you like.

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CheesyBadger · 11/04/2014 20:27

That sounded wrong! I meant about the cervical treatment - sorry thread hijack.

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squizita · 11/04/2014 21:05

Check with your EPU. Most of the time it's an irritated cervix and harmless, but better safe than sorry (plus if it occurs again you won't be so worried).

Sho I have had similar in the past. Not after an abnormal smear but my cervix erodes (ectropian) at some points in my cycle, when I came off the pill/went on the pill and in pregnancy - must be hormones. The gynie confirmed this: also it is harmless. FX same for you!

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