I had a bowel movement this morning (haven't had one since Monday) The bm hurt a little and wasn't tiny. After I peed, I made sure just to wipe the front and checked it and there was no blood. Then I did a full wipe front to back and there was a lot of pink on the tp. Since I had just checked the front I can only guess that it was probably from the back. I'm not really worried- I just had a great u/s yesterday, but it's a little disconcerting to see any pink. I wiped again (just the back) and there was some more pink, but then no more after that. I've peed since and not any pink at all.
Would you call the dr. just to let them know?
Re: Would you call the dr? (tmi warning)
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who has had this!
All of this! I personally wouldn't call for something like that, but if it'll make you feel better, go ahead and call. They will reassure you.
I'm not really concerned, I'm just trying to figure out if this is info the dr. should know. Probably not, right? My dr. already thinks I'm a little on the paranoid side (maybe rightly so). My u/s was internal but I'm pretty sure the pink was from the back. I usually don't spot after u/s and exams.
lol, well put!
I don't think it's necessary information for them to know unless this begins to happen every time you go to the bathroom (in which case, you might have a hemi or fissure or something that isn't healing...and your doc might give you suggestions to help that or want to exam you or have your primary doc check you out).
It's happened a handful of times but definitely not every time. Maybe like 3 times total? It was a little more than the past but it definitely wasn't the most painful poo I've had.
I've been slacking on the fruits and veggies the past few days. I can't do that anymore.
Gotcha. You could call and ask about taking a stool softener to help with that, but I don't think this is information that is necessary for your file or care or anything. Like PP said, it sounds uncomfortable!
(This happens to me every so often and I haven't told me doc about it. I need to eat more fruits and veggies, too. If things got really painful, I would probably bring it up then. I think butt issues are the norm during pregnancy!)
Fiber and water are your friends! If you can't do fruits and veg then stick to high fiber cereal or oatmeal (my saving grace). And keep the water intake up.
As other people have said it's probably just a hemrroid or a wee little cut from your massive poo. Keep it in mind for your next appointment but no reason to contact the doctor unless there's heavier blood and more pain.
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