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thread: Worried - what should I do?

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Mar 2011
    Brisbane's Southside
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    Worried - what should I do?

    Yesterday morning I was being silly (meaning: trying to annoy DF) and I ran and jumped/flopped onto the bed belly first ( stupid I know - I just didn't think!). I felt pressure on my uterus as soon as I landed and it caused pain almost straight away - which I put down to ligament pain. The pain kind of hang around all day and I've felt it a few times today aswell.

    Being a Sunday I decided not to do anything about it because my GP was shut and I have my first MW appt at the hospital on Wednesday morning - so I thought as long as the pain didn't get any worse I'd just mention it to them then.

    I've just been to the toilet now and when I wiped there was dark brown discharge. Not heaps of it but it's definitely there - I have had 2 other bleeds in this pregnancy and all has been ok - I'm just not sure whether it's time to freak out about this or not.

    I am not sure who to go and see if I should get it checked out.
    1. My maternity hospital where my appt is Wednesday (im not sure if im actually registered there before my first appt?)
    2. my gp tomorrow (good chance I won't get in)
    3. my local ER (where they were absolutely useless at reassuring me previously with my bleeds).

    Otherwise I can wait until Wednesday and just keep an eye on things?

    I'd love some advice!!


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  2. #2

    May 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
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    If you want to get it checked out, go to your maternity hospital, even if you haven't seen them yet. They will see you. Do they have an ED?

    As to whether you should get it checked - if you are concerned, I'd go get it looked at. Ease your mind if nothing else.

    How stressful.

  3. #3

    Jul 2009
    Australia
    5,102

    I'm sure everything is fine! You probably just strained yourself. The blood could be from your cervix, maybe there was a little pressure made when you landed.. if the blood increases and you feel more pain definitely get checked out.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Mar 2011
    Brisbane's Southside
    988

    Thanks ladies! I know that it's meant to be pretty safe in there - I would have been happy to leave it but the blood has scared me


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  5. #5
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    Jun 2007
    Where Chaos is fun and plentiful!!!!
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    I would head to the hospital.. but thats just me!!! I would rather be sent home and told nothing was wrong than to sit a minute too long and have something be really wrong

  6. #6
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    Feb 2010
    on a big patch of paradise.
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    When I was about 20 weeks, DH, DD1 and & were playing on our bed. DH went to tickle DD1 and she fell backwards right onto my belly. The pain was really bad for a while but I never got any discharge. The pain hung around for a day or two so I went and got checked, like starbright said I could not stop thinking about it and thought better to just get checked and know. Everything was fine thankfully. By you posting means your worried and that to me is your answer, go get checked. If you want to wait till tomorrow ring your GP, tell them what happened and they might make room for you, if not call your hospitals birth/Maternity ward and talk to someone there. Ease your mind I say.

  7. #7
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    Mar 2011
    Brisbane's Southside
    988

    Thanks so much for the replies - DF is on his way home now and I think the discharge is getting heavier.

    I'm going to call my maternity hospital when DF gets home and see what they suggest - if they suggest getting checked out then we'll go in. I just hate the idea of a late night hanging around a waiting room - better to be safe than sorry though!

    Thanks again!


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  8. #8
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    Nov 2006
    Warburton
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    Oh Ash, I hope everything is OK hun. Pregnancies certainly do cope with a lot, that amniotic sac is a great shock absorber. Bit scary eh. How many weeks are you? I hope you are able to see someone and have your mind put at rest.

  9. #9
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    Sep 2008
    Adelaide
    3,201

    Hope everything is ok Ash and your mind is put at rest soon xx

  10. #10
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    Dec 2011
    Surrounded by sand
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    Poor Ash!

    I hope the hospital tells you to come in, you have it checked and it turns out to be nothing at all!

    I am sure all is fine, will cross my fingers for you

  11. #11
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    Jul 2008
    Balnarring, Vic
    1,900

    hugs ash, thats quite scary. while im sure all will be fine, i think its best to get checked out jic. let us know how you go.xx



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  12. #12
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    Aug 2006
    Melbourne
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    Hope everything is ok Ash


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  13. #13
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    Jul 2007
    melb
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    Hope all is ok xoox

  14. #14
    2014 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Mar 2008
    Vic
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    Thinking of you, Ash. Hope everything is okay

  15. #15
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    Nov 2007
    Off with the fairies.
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    I hope everything is okay.

    xox

  16. #16
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    Nov 2008
    Melbourne
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    Hope all is ok Ash. Thoughts and prayers are with you

  17. #17

    May 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
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    Ash, hope all is ok

  18. #18
    2014 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Mar 2010
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    I ran into a door belly first when I was pregnant and had alot of pain after that. The midwife said it was an irritated uterus and it settled after a few days. I did not have any discharge so I would certainly head in to see someone. I hope everything is ok, sending lots of love and strength to you x

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