Trying to Bring a Dream to Life: To MUCH INFO WARNING!

To MUCH INFO WARNING!

Ok so my underwear seems to not be fitting the most comfortable right now. It seems my outer and inner labia are swelling! Now I KNEW this happened AFTER baby ---but I guess I didn't realize it happened BEFORE baby--mark this one up to things girls don't tell each other! I mean I guess while aroused I have noticed it-but that made since with the increase blood flow and all. But now its like all the time (and I'm not arroused THAT much hehehe).
Ok well I'm hoping its normal at least LOL.....any brave souls want to share with me that I'm NOT a freak!

5 comments:

Mandy said...: You're not a freak! :) I don't know personally but this happened to a friend in her third trimester... it got REALLY bad, like she was swollen as big as a very large strawberry- it looked SO painful (yes, she actually showed me, that's how crazy it was). There's even a name for it, but I forget what it is right now. Hoping that it doesn't get worse for you!; June 6, 2009 at 1:30 AM
Amanda said...: You are not a freak! I thought mine was because I was preeclamptic. So guess it is just normal pregnancy.; June 6, 2009 at 10:43 AM
Anonymous said...: lol! Yeah, that happens to me EVERY pregnancy starting from about 12 weeks on.... it hurts!; June 8, 2009 at 9:51 PM
Anonymous said...: Yeah..... that has happened with me EVERY pregnancy starting at 12 weeks. 6 looooong painful months of it. Be grateful yours didn't start until now!; June 8, 2009 at 9:53 PM
MumtoCam said...: Not a freak, totally normal and it hurst bad toward the end. It is like pain you would get from being kicked in the crotch.; June 8, 2009 at 10:26 PM

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