Will I still have my period in the first month of pregnancy?

Menstruation occurs every month when a woman is not pregnant. However, some women will still have their periods after they become pregnant, especially in the first month of pregnancy, when a large number of women will continue to have their periods. In fact, this is not a real period, it just looks like a period. So will there be menstruation in the first month of pregnancy? Why does this happen?

1. Will I continue to have my period during the first month of pregnancy?

After a woman becomes pregnant, her uterus and ovaries stop ovulating, and generally speaking, it is not easy for her to have her period again. However, there are a few women who still have their periods in the early stages of pregnancy. In the early stages of a woman's pregnancy, the body's estrogen levels are low, the formation of the uterine decidua is not yet complete, and the uterus and ovaries do not release complete eggs every month, so the uterus will continue to bleed regularly. This is why menstruation still occurs after pregnancy. However, since the embryo is gradually formed after the third month of pregnancy, the abnormal uterine bleeding stops, so the next menstruation during pregnancy is unlikely to exceed four months.

2. Why do I still have my period when I am pregnant?

Reason 1: Unstable embryo implantation

General production situation vaccine: Menstruation is the bleeding caused by the necrosis and shedding of the uterine wall after ovulation. To a certain extent, menstruation is the woman's uterus preparing for pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, if the sperm and egg combine successfully and the embryo implants into the uterine wall, the woman will not ovulate, and this kind of preparation is no longer necessary. Therefore, during pregnancy, the menstrual period will generally stop.

Production of special circumstances vaccine: Because the embryo implantation is not stable, the embryo has not been formed, and it is close to or on the day of menstruation, a perfect egg cell will be discharged, and then fall out of the body along the uterine wall, which causes a small number of pregnant women to think that they are having their "menstrual period".

Reason 2: Uterine wall falls off

Production general condition vaccine: After a woman becomes pregnant, the ovaries will secrete a large amount of estrogen, female hormones, etc. to promote the thickening of the endometrium, thereby providing a rich "soil" for the embryo combined with sperm and egg to implant and grow. At this time, because the level of female hormones and estrogen in women's bodies continues to rise, the uterine wall will no longer fall off, and women will not easily have their periods again.

Production of special circumstances vaccine: Due to individual differences and other reasons, some women's uterus and ovaries secrete lower levels of estrogen, especially progesterone, after pregnancy, causing a small part of the uterine wall to continue to fall off. Therefore, these women will still have their periods after pregnancy, but the amount of menstruation will be much less than the normal stage. Until three months after pregnancy, the embryo is produced, and the female hormones and estrogen in the woman's body remain at a relatively high level. At this time, the uterine wall no longer falls off, and the menstrual period no longer comes.

Warm reminder: Be alert to threatened abortion or ectopic pregnancy

During the early stages of pregnancy, if there is vaginal bleeding, it may be caused by the above two reasons and it is a false alarm. But it should be noted that vaginal bleeding may also be an abnormal phenomenon such as threatened abortion or ectopic pregnancy.

Women with threatened miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy may also experience vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, which can easily be mistaken for a normal menstrual period. However, vaginal bleeding in women with threatened abortion or ectopic pregnancy is generally unrelated to the menstrual cycle, and the bleeding is often continuous and continuous. Patients are often accompanied by abdominal pain, lower abdominal distension and other symptoms.

If women of childbearing age experience the above-mentioned vaginal bleeding, they must seek medical attention as soon as possible, otherwise, the child may have a miscarriage and the pregnant woman may be at risk of death from internal bleeding.

According to the description in the article, you can understand that menstruation will actually come in the first month of pregnancy, but this kind of menstruation is different from the normal menstruation, and generally the amount of bleeding will be less. If you still don't know what the reason is, then you need to read the article carefully.