Pregnant, Bleeding After Sex, Baby Was Moving At Night, Little Blood In Morning, No Baby Movement. Visit Doctor?
hello i am 23 years old and pregnant with my first child i am 23 weeks gone after having sex last night with my partner i started to bleed the baby was moving about last night before i went to bed. This morning when i woke up there was still a little blood but more of a darker brown i dont no if it is just me but i dont think i have felt the baby moving this morning like he normally does every morning what would u suggest i do and is this normal thank you.
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A bleeding after having sex during pregnancy is worrisome. Since you are not feeling any fetal movements too, it is a matter of concern. You should consult your gynecologist for an examination and ultrasound scan.
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Hi welcome to HCMForum. It is not contraindication to have sex at this stage.
But it is not commen to have bleeding, it is called threatened abortion. it could
be due to placenta previa. to be confirmed by u.s.scaning. I advise you to consult
a gynacologist to prevent inevitable abortion. Avoid sex till you confirm the cause
of this problem. dont worry you will be fine.
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Pregnant, Bleeding After Sex, Baby Was Moving At Night, Little Blood In Morning, No Baby Movement. Visit Doctor?
Hello. Thanks for writing to us. A bleeding after having sex during pregnancy is worrisome. Since you are not feeling any fetal movements too, it is a matter of concern. You should consult your gynecologist for an examination and ultrasound scan. I hope this information has been both informative and helpful for you. Regards, Dr. Rakhi Tayal drrakhitayal@gmail.com