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Is this blood 🩸 am seeing a sign of miscarriage, is my baby safe?🤰🏻😨

Is this blood 🩸 am seeing a sign of miscarriage, is my baby safe?🤰🏻😨 Pink discharge in early pregnancy may occur due to implantation bleeding, which is a small amount of light spotting or bleeding that occurs about six to 12 days after conception. This type of bleeding is not at all uncommon and is thought to happen when the fertilized egg attaches to the lining of the uterus. The fertilized egg has to burrow into the lining to implant — and the result can be a spectrum of discharge or spotting, from light pink to red to brown. Implantation bleeding usually occurs when you’d expect your period, but it will definitely be lighter than menstrual bleeding. Some women don’t experience implantation bleeding at all while others may not notice they have it. It’s also possible that you’ll mistake pink spotting for a light period, though once you determine that you’re in early pregnancy, bear in mind that some cramping or spotting is normal as a fertilized egg implants and begins to grow i

Is this blood am seeing a sign of miscarriage?

Is this blood 🩸 am seeing a sign of miscarriage, is my baby safe?🤰🏻😨

Can sex cause miscarriage?🤰🏻

Can sex cause miscarriage?🤰🏻 Can sex in the first 12 weeks cause miscarriage? If this is your biggest fear, you’re not the only one who is asking about this. So let’s get right to the good news: In a typical pregnancy, sex is safe throughout all 9 months, including the first trimester. Unless your➡️ healthcare provider has told ➡️you not to have ➡️sex, there’s no reason to avoid it — regardless of how far along you are. The muscles surrounding your uterus as well as the amniotic fluid inside it help protect your baby during sex, and the mucus plug at the opening of your cervix prevents germs from passing through. (And no, a penis can’t touch or damage your uterus during sex.)

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