What causes bleeding during more than two months of pregnancy?

There are some things that happen during pregnancy that you cannot control. Some are normal, and some are things we don’t understand. We need to understand some common sense so that we won't panic when we encounter things. Sometimes, some physical conditions that pregnant women experience during pregnancy are actually not very threatening. I hope everyone will not panic first. Find out about the situation first, and then make a judgment. If the situation is particularly serious, you can go to the hospital for investigation and understanding. The same is true for some conditions regarding bleeding during more than two months of pregnancy.

Symptom 1: Severe vomiting

Most pregnant women will experience morning sickness in the early stages of pregnancy. If morning sickness is so frequent that they cannot drink water or urinate, it can easily lead to severe dehydration, which can cause harm to both the pregnant woman and the fetus. If a pregnant woman suffers from "hyperemesis gravidarum", she will continue to vomit throughout the pregnancy, affecting the normal development of the fetus.

Tip: If you can't eat for two days in a row, or if you suspect you have food poisoning, or if you are vomiting and have a high fever, you must seek medical attention immediately.

Symptom 2: Vaginal bleeding

Although vaginal bleeding is a highly recognized danger signal, pregnant women should still be highly vigilant. At any time, if vaginal bleeding occurs, they should go to the hospital for examination immediately. If vaginal bleeding occurs in the middle or late stages of pregnancy, it may indicate that the placenta is torn or other problems have occurred, which requires an ultrasound examination to confirm the diagnosis.

Tip: In fact, most bleeding during pregnancy, as long as the amount of bleeding is not heavy, may not necessarily mean a precursor to miscarriage. Therefore, when vaginal bleeding occurs, don't be nervous, but go to the hospital for examination immediately.

Symptom 3: Severe pain in the lower abdomen

If a pregnant woman suddenly experiences a severe tightness on one side of her lower abdomen when she is 12 weeks pregnant, she should go to the hospital for a check-up immediately and tell the doctor in detail about her feelings so that the possibility of ectopic pregnancy can be ruled out through examination.

Tip: If a pregnant woman experiences lower abdominal pain in the second or third trimester, she should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, because this may be a general uterine contraction reaction or a symptom of appendicitis.

Symptom 4: Severe headache

If severe headaches only occur in the early stages of pregnancy, or migraines occur frequently, expectant mothers do not need to be too nervous, as this situation is generally not a big deal. Likewise, many expectant mothers experience some swelling in their ankles during pregnancy, which may be the result of fluid retention in the body. However, if a pregnant woman suddenly develops severe headaches in the second or third trimester, or her hands and face swell for no apparent reason and do not subside, she needs to go to the hospital immediately to confirm whether it is a precursor to "eclampsia" (hypertension during pregnancy).

Above we have listed in detail the various situations that may occur to pregnant women. We hope that it will be of some help to some pregnant women. I also hope that if you encounter this situation, everyone will not worry and make a comprehensive understanding first. When encountering problems, pregnant women should not be nervous, but relax to face the problems.