What is implantation bleeding like?

In the cognition of many people, women are not prone to vaginal bleeding during pregnancy. In fact, at the beginning, the sperm and egg in the woman's body combine in the fallopian tubes. After a certain period of time, they will enter the woman's uterus. This is what we often call embryo implantation. Embryo implantation usually occurs about one month after pregnancy. After embryo implantation, the test tube embryo tissue begins to grow and develop.

What are the causes of embryo implantation bleeding?

Situation 1

About a month into the pregnancy, the sperm and egg combination in the pregnant woman's body will begin to implant the embryo. This is a very normal physiological phenomenon. Only when the sperm and egg combine and the embryo implants normally can the test tube embryo grow and develop normally and the child can be born. Generally speaking, after the embryo implants, pregnant women will experience vaginal bleeding. The color of the blood in this case is dark red, which is very similar to the color of menstruation.

Situation 2

The bleeding caused by embryo implantation is dark red and will last for about four or five days. The color of blood varies from person to person, but it will not be red. At the same time, when the embryo is implanted, the pregnant woman will experience uterine pain. If the pregnant woman has red blood bleeding, it is basically caused by miscarriage. At this time, it is best to go to the hospital for regular examination and treatment in time.

Situation 3

Embryo implantation will cause some adverse symptoms in the human body, and these symptoms are similar to the symptoms of miscarriage. They also look similar to menstruation. This is why many people are not aware of their early pregnancy. The vaginal bleeding caused by embryo implantation is dark red. In addition, it will not cause abdominal pain in the human body. It will last for a few days, and there may be a little or a lot of blood. In fact, it is still somewhat different from menstruation and miscarriage, so if everyone carefully distinguishes, they can still find it.