Pregnancy Forum - Brown Residue

I had my first ultrasound yesterday and there was a heartbeat and everything. It calmed my nerves a little bit. Since its my first pregnancy I am soooo paranoid about every little thing. I noticed this morning when I wiped some brownish residue like eraser shavings. They were dark brown and dry. It wasnt a lot just when I wiped. Has anyone had this before?

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lil_blaze2004

replied on February 13th, 2007

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Re: Brown Residue

mrv1277 wrote:

i had my first ultrasound yesterday and there was a heartbeat and everything. It calmed my nerves a little bit. Since its my first pregnancy I am soooo paranoid about every little thing. I noticed this morning when I wiped some brownish residue like eraser shavings. They were dark brown and dry. It wasnt a lot just when I wiped. Has anyone had this before?

welcome to the wonderful world of paranoid pregnancy. Laughing

did they do a trans vaginal u/s? If so it's totally normal to have some spotting after.

How far along are you?

Sunflower_pie81

replied on February 13th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Have you had sex lately, I know it's a personal question, but sometime because your cervix is swollen and he will hit against it it will sometimes make you spot. If it's brown and dry then that means that it's old blood. Its all good.

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