what does it mean to have my uterus siting low in my cervix? I'm 28 wks pregnant.?
370929
could it mean the baby's already engaging? wonder if you're going to have an early arrival. good luck!! i say put your feet up and rest.
747853
could be heavy bleeding. clotting when having your periods is natural. Don't panic. Unless you have a valid reason to think it's a miscarriage. Go to a gyno if thati s the case. But miscarriages that happen in the first few months of preganancy pass unnoticed. And your age. God, ppl have babies in their late 40s so it's not menopause. But seriously, just ask your mom. Those things sort of run in the family.
337788
I can't answer that without more information, but here are some things you should consider:\n\nDo you usually have regular periods?\nWhere were you in your cycle when you had sex (was it right after the last period, halfway in between, around the time your period was supposed to come)?\nDo you usually get PMS symptoms before your period?\nIs your period late yet, and if so, how late?\n\nIf you are worried about being pregnant, you could take a home pregnancy test.  It would be better to test than to be worried about it.
165984
Maybe you are not lubricated enough when you had the intercoure and this caused tension on your outer privates. Have you given birth already through natural delivery? This can also post as a problem since the insertion could be a little rough on the sewn up part. Hope this helped :-)
555181
When there's a lot of blood in the uterus, it sometimes solidifies into clots.  There's nothing wrong with you unless you pass absolutely huge clots every hour or more or you saturate pads/tampons every hour or more; if this is the case, call your doctor.  I've been there, because my cycle has never been regular and my flow has never been light LOL.
733493
When a fertilized egg implants in the uterus, then it can cause some bleeding which would look like a period, but not as heavy.  It is possible that she could be pregnant.  She should take a pregnancy test
451026
If it happens once, just a tinge, then that would be ok.  If it happens often, go to your doctor.  \nYou did not state what stage of the pregnancy though.
1057039
Maybe you should try breastfeeding.  I have done research and your uterus goes back into shape faster.  Exercise helps too.
1111156
There's a slight possibility you may have retained products of conception, in which case a d & c could be in order, which should help.  You should definately follow through with your doc appointment, because of course pain is never normal and you should have everything checked out.  It is likely something hormonal and/or easy to fix, and a lot of women experience something like this afterwards...try to hang in there.  Good luck.
281127
I am not a professional, but I also spot every month between ovulation and menses.  My doctor said it is ok, that perhaps I have a thin uterine lining.  But I would suggest asking your gyno if your worried, better safe than sorry.
3539
It is normal to have the muscles in your uterus tighten after sex.  If it begins affecting your intimate life.  Consult your physician.
943439
Tipped or dropped uterus has nothing to do with it! I have one and do not experience pain and my significant other is well endowed. \n\nI would def go and get a 2nd opinion. \nWhat I think off the top of my head that might be the cause is your uterus hasn't fully healed. A D&C (which Im assuming was the type of abortion you had) IS invasisive and they do scrap the walls of your uterus. Then the IUD got inserted and your body rejected it do to maybe minor scarring on your uterus(again Im assuming this si what happened) and then you had it removed which might have as well scarepped the walls of your uterus. I would advice staying away from pork and aspirin( slow donw the heeling process same thing they tell you when you get a tattoo) get on the pill or another form of birth control for a good 4-6 months so your uterus can heal and keep sex to a minimal and nothing ruff (easier said than done) just let you body bounce back to normal and you should feel better
778615
The sit ups have nothing to with the fact that you are still bleeding.  You didn't mention how long you have been bleeding but if it has been for at least a week you may want to call the doc and let his nurse know so she can ask if this is normal for you.  The miscarriage also was not caused or related to the sit ups either.  When you have a miscarriage it means there was something wrong with the baby and that is natures way of taking care of it.
949058
my periods were crazy too.. and in november it hadnt shown up so i took a test which had a very faint line.. on my way to work i picked up a digital test at kmart. and i did it on my break.. and what would you know that very faint line meant pregnant. the digitals are nice because its either pregnant or not pregnant. it spells it out for you. no little lines, or wondering if thats a second line. my suggestion obviously, get a digital one. it'll tell you the truth. then visit your doctor if it says pregnant. they'll do another test to completely confirm and talk to you about prenatal care. good luck
72067
That is not normal.\nYou should make an appointment with your GYN.
824136
well... i wouldn't rule it out completely cuz our uteri are strange and complex (and sometimes just downright carazzzy) things.  it is, however, unlikely.  there is actually a period of only two or three days when your uterus is primed for baby making, this happens a couple days before your period (the shedding of all those baby-making materials).  are you having sex regularly (cuz sometimes the actual act of having sex after a while could be such a shock to your lonely little uterus that it switches things up on you).  i had really, really, irregular periods from the time i started (11?) until the time i started having sex (almost 21).  me having sex straightened out my cycle and they have been pretty regular since.  of course, the safest bet is to take a pregnancy test and find out, but have a little relief in knowing that you are PROBABLY in the clear.  also, it goes without saying that if you do not want babies you need to be using not only birth control, but a condom as well (two types of contraception are always better than one being that none is 100% fool proof)
2812
no, that answer isn't right.  It has to do with weaker stomach muscles when you are born, at least that is what my OBGYN told me.