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Q: Weird Question..(sorry For the Tmi)

asked by: tinkinpink84 on October 10th, 2006

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I have a weird question to ask , sorry for the tmi in advance lol I will try to word it the best I can, so im not allowed to have sex so hubby did oral but the one day he was staring at me down there for a while lookin confused or something but he never told me why then last night he wanted to look at what I guess he was lookin at last week so I asked him what he was looking at until he finally told me , he said like last week it looked like something was "hanging out" down there or something , but he said that it didnt look like it was hanging out as bad as it looked last time and touched whatever it was to ask if it hurt wich it didnt but I have no clue what it could be . He said he has never noticed it before so im just really confused lol dunno if anyone has noticed or been told something like that lol and sorry to be disgusting but seriously its annoying me not knowing lol

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tinkinpink84

replied on October 10th, 2006

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Forgot to mention I am almost 29 weeks pregnant due dec 27, and the dr told me my cervix was short and to take it easy , not sure if that has anything to do with anything or not though but thougth id put that in too

Mabel

replied on October 10th, 2006

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No, a short cervix and your doctor advising you take it easy probably has nothin gto do with 'something' hanging out.

Pregnancy changes your entire body and, unless something is actually hanging outside of your vagina, nothing is wrong. (oh, you would know if it was falling out from you!) during pregnancy there is a lot of blood flow to your *ahem* area and that can make it engorged a lot of the time.

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