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membrane sweep anyone ?

Today i got a membrane sweep. I know you would bleed a little. But how muxh are you suppose to.bleed. ?.everytime i use  bathroom theres pinkish blood. Not onlt that i have loose stool along... Also, what happens after a membrane sweep..my due date ia tomorrow and nothinnnng of.labor !
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I can see that, it would of been better if they worked ! =/ and true. He needs to hurry up amd come out already. ! I went again to the bathroom and when i wiped , there was the light pink blood again. Shouldnt it be gone by now ?
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Aww I'm sorry mama :( sometimes they work and sometimes they don't! Hang in there, you're there, before you know it you'll have your little one in your arms :)
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It was light pinkish ans red. The 3rd time i used the bathroom it was more along with a transparent looking fluid. I havent had anymore bleeding now. And noo =( noo contractions or anything. ! I dont know whay to do anymore. !! I am offically going to be giving birth past my due date.
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You may bleed a little but it shouldn't be a lot or constant. If it continues to be constant or bright red I would call the doctor or the exchange just to be on the safe side. Have you been experiencing any contractions or gushing of fluids?
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