Should I call the dr.???

Question

So the last couple nights when i have gone to the bathroom I have had pink on the toilet paper... I am 25 weeks What could be the reason???

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The oncall doc said that it could be agrivation of the cervix that is causing the discharge and that I need to take it easy(I have two other little boys at home) And that if it continues I can either come into labor and delivery or call tomorrow and he checked. He said that because my last ultrasound was really good that's most likely what it is. Plus baby is moving around a lot! Thank you all so much for your help!! I really appreciate it!❤️

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Call the doc. Pink is considered normal, but can also be blood in your urine, which is not. They may need to test your urine, otherwise, it's probably just spotting. Red or deep red blood is more concerning and something I'd go to the ER for, but pink should be addressed as well. Good luck.

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Always call the dr. It could be nothing but I had sporting and they had me come in to the hospital,since the office was closed. It was nice though bc I didn't have to go to the ER but straight up to labor and delivery. Everything turned out to be fine but it gave me peace of mind!

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Always see a doc or midwife about any blood at all. No matter how faint or dark the blood is you're bleeding somewhere for a reason so better to be safe than  sorry.

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At this point any spotting or bleeding is worth a call to the dr. They will ask all the right questions and let you know what to do.

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They will probably ask when the last time you had sex...if it scares you call. :) good luck Hun

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I would. It can be nothing but what can a phone call hurt? Plus it will put you out of worries and stress that can build up if you don't

Should I call the dr.???

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