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How do you keep yourself from overreacting? TMI- Spotting question...
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wannabemomma
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How do you keep yourself from overreacting? TMI- Spotting question...
I have experienced some (sorry- TMI) light pink blood when I wipe since yesterday morning. I've also experienced some cramping. I called and spoke with a nurse today who advised me to come in tomorrow just to make sure things were going as planned. I feel silly going in because I don't have a flow, but I guess I just want to make sure everything is OK. I am only 5 weeks, 4 days. How does one keep from going crazy over every little symptom? Any advice is greatly appreciated!
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Posted 2/28/10 3:33 PM  |
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LoveyQ
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Re: How do you keep yourself from overreacting? TMI- Spotting question...
It's very hard not to go crazy with everything at the beginning!  Even though you don't have a flow, I would definitely go in to be checked, even if just to ease your mind.
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| Posted 2/28/10 3:38 PM |
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krislee316
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Kristy
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Re: How do you keep yourself from overreacting? TMI- Spotting question...
dont worry about it I was sooooooo neurotic in the beginning my OB kept telling me to relax but I just couldnt. After I was out of 1st tri I calmed down The way I looked at it is we are paying for their medical advice and I dont care if my doc thought I was crazy I just needed reassurance and eventually I calmed down. Good luck no worries about looking stupid Im sure they have seen way worse patients then us lol
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| Posted 2/28/10 7:43 PM |
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BabysMomma29
Due with Baby #2!
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Re: How do you keep yourself from overreacting? TMI- Spotting question...
As long as it's not bright red with cramping, I think you're okay.
As someone who has experienced a m/c, I have to say that it's the scariest thing to see blood.
With this pregnancy, I spotted around 9weeks, but everything was okay and it was more blood than I would have liked. But thankfully, our baby was okay.
Let us know how the dr. goes. Oh, and I don't think you ever stop worrying.  At least I haven't
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| Posted 2/28/10 8:10 PM |
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LuvmyShihTzu
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Re: How do you keep yourself from overreacting? TMI- Spotting question...
If you don't mind me asking a personal question, here it goes! If you do mind, please do not answer and just take it into consideration lol Have you and DH BD lately? I know that early on this is a VERY common after-effect.
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| Posted 2/28/10 8:48 PM |
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