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Roe praying everything tests negative! Def a scary feeling.. but I'm sure all is well with the little bean!!
I had a leak scare today. Been having a lot of watery discharge since last night to where I worried it was possibly amniotic fluid, it seriously was like urine I was so confused. So they check me about an hour ago and it came back negative thank god!
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So scary Nann! Glad all is OK!!!
So this whole baby thing just got real for me. We have to buy a new infant car seat this time because our old one expired. And I just purchased a new one!!!! First major purchase for this new little one. Maybe I will believe we will have another baby soon. :D
Oh Roe, I'm sure that was very frightening. I honestly believe everything will be perfectly fine due to your other tests being negative. Hope the upcoming tests give you some relief! We will be thinking of you.
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Roe, that sounds very scary! My aunt went through something similar and her son is now a senior in high school :) I'm certain everything is okay with your little one! <3
Nann, I started to question my discharge too and keep smelling it, but it doesn't smell like amniotic fluid plus baby has been giving some serious kicks the last few days. I think many of us are experiencing a big increase in discharge right around 20-25 weeks or so. That's what I'm telling myself anyway lol.
Okay ladies, lets talk about sex. What is considered too rough for pregnancy? I seriously don't recall anything from my pregnancy with DD 10 years ago and my DH has a very high drive. My vagina gets irritated easily, but Im more worried of breaking my water or too much movement. What precautions are you all taking?
Roe, I'm so sorry to hear about your scare. I really hope it turns out to be nothing. I had an abnormality turn up in an u/s with DS1 that corrected itself at a later scan (choroid plexus cysts in his brain). I know it's not the same thing as your situation and I don't know what the odds are that the brightening will go away, but I remember how worried I was over a result that turned out to be nothing. At least if your Harmony test showed such a low risk for the trisomies and have excluded yourself and DH as carriers for CF, it sounds like you have a good chance that this is nothing. I really hope you can confirm this is the case soon. Keep us posted.
Cosmo, I'm actually kind of scared to have sex while pregnant, lol. Poor DH has been mostly neglected. Hope this isn't TMI, but does anyone else have intense Braxton Hicks after O? Because I do, and they are really painful so it's pretty scary! Sometimes the contraction will have my uterus rock-hard for a full ten minutes. I'm too worried this will hurt the baby to want to do anything that would be fun for me. Same thing happens lately just from nursing so I'm trying to wean my DS2, who is pretty pissed off with me as a result.
Anterior placentas are at your back.
Are you ladies meaning posterior?
(I'm a midwife assistant)
Mine is posterior and right at the front. I can hardly ever feel this baby. It totally blows.
The tech told me mine was at the fundus, this means at the very top right? It would explain why I've felt movement from super early on and baby seems to be very low also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Birthfree
I'm pretty sure you have it mixed up. Posterior is at the back and anterior is at the front of the uterus.
Yes. I have an anterior placenta, which I was told is in the front of my uterus. This had caused me to feel movement consistently at 18 weeks!!!
an·te·ri·or
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ANATOMYBIOLOGYtechnical
nearer the front, especially situated in the front of the body or nearer to the head.
"the veins anterior to the heart"
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