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Is Swelling of vagina normal at 36 weeks ?

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soldierswifey

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Is Swelling of vagina normal at 36 weeks ? Posted: 11-11-07 20:22pm


hi im 36 weeks pregnant and have had some recent vaginal swelling...its not too painful until i get up and walk around like at the mall or walk for a few hours...i have some discharge its a light white and has no odor so i just wanted to hear all your opinions. i do have a drs appointment schedualed for within the next week and will be discussing this with her so no need to fret about that

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Posted: 11-11-07 20:26pm


The discharge sounds normal, and i have heard that you can get some swelling in the vagina during pregnancy. I have noticed a bit with mine, but nothing serious. But i would really bring it up for sure.

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Posted: 11-11-07 20:28pm

Hollyberries wrote:

The discharge sounds normal, and i have heard that you can get some swelling in the vagina during pregnancy. I have noticed a bit with mine, but nothing serious. But i would really bring it up for sure.

thanks i was just curious
and i will def. bring it up with my dr.
i have an appt. with her on the 20th

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Posted: 11-11-07 20:29pm


girl the discharge is normal im haveing to wear PADS now because its soo bad

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Posted: 11-11-07 20:31pm

the_girlfriend wrote:

girl the discharge is normal

im haveing to wear PADS now because its soo bad

thanks so much for help
im gonna talk to my dr.
but its a relief to be able to talk to people that are going
through it more as a reassurance between dr visits

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Posted: 11-11-07 20:32pm


walking juggles your body pretty good, so when you walk for a few hours, that's a lot of back and forth on your uterus. Iritate anything for a few hours and it will swell a bit. As for a discharge, sounds pretty normal to me. I've had a pretty steady white discharge since basically the begining (17wks now) and doc says it's normal. It could also be the start of your mucus plug, but unlikely. If you start getting little chunks, call your doctor, although most women walk around awhile after it dislodges. I agree with you and Hollyberries, bringing it up with your doctor would be a wonderful idea. Again, don't take anything on here as a diagnosis.

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Posted: 11-11-07 20:33pm

soldierswifey wrote:

the_girlfriend wrote:

girl the discharge is normal

im haveing to wear PADS now because its soo bad

thanks so much for help
im gonna talk to my dr.
but its a relief to be able to talk to people that are going
through it more as a reassurance between dr visits

i know what you meen Smile

im 35 weeks 3 days and ready to be DONE

why is your next appt not til the 20th? how far along are you?

soldierswifey

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Posted: 11-12-07 12:26pm

the_girlfriend wrote:

soldierswifey wrote:

the_girlfriend wrote:

girl the discharge is normal

im haveing to wear PADS now because its soo bad

thanks so much for help
im gonna talk to my dr.
but its a relief to be able to talk to people that are going
through it more as a reassurance between dr visits

i know what you meen Smile

im 35 weeks 3 days and ready to be DONE

why is your next appt not til the 20th? how far along are you?

well my hubbys in the army
and we just got transferd from tx to ny
so i had an appt. about a week after i got here
but they just decided to give me one
in 2 weeks lol
i was like dang im already reading a week ahead of time
so i could litterally give birth at anytime
and ya'll are achedualling me for a 2 week appt.
then on top of that my blood sugar test was high and the other
place didnt tell me so i had to do a 3 hour test that next day
which sucked!!!!
and im 36 weeks but all her ultrasounds are reading she 37 and some days so ehh

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