I was just wondering if anyone could tell
me what happnes at my 6 week post partum
appoinment
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l2at24
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Posted: 12-11-04 08:20am
Normal vitals, and they do an internal
pelvic to make sure everything is back to
normal and all healed. They will also
ask and answer questions about mom, baby
and the rest of the family.
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mommaashley
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Posted: 12-14-04 21:35pm
Im petrafied of doctors and everything I
hate pelvic exams...Is it going to hurt?
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l2at24
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Posted: 12-15-04 18:43pm
mommaashley
wrote:
im petrafied of doctors and
everything I hate pelvic exams...Is it
going to hurt?
it might hurt, but it shouldn't. You
should be all healed. I had a small tear
(two stitches) and it didn't hurt at my
six week check up, but sometimes when i'm
with my husband it's tender (even hurts
sometimes ).
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PattyV
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Posted: 12-18-04 20:42pm
It won't hurt as mich as giving birth!!!It
may be slightly more uncomfortable than
your pap smear exam.If you are in
pain,that is not normal.Tell your doc and
have her/him stop.Do not let fear stop you
from going.Good luck to you!!Patty
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