Causes of mild bleeding at 35 weeks of pregnancy

Vaginal bleeding occurs at 35 weeks of pregnancy. There are several possible reasons for this situation. The first and most common reason is threatened labor. The clinical symptoms of threatened labor are dull pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by vaginal bleeding, and sometimes also accompanied by cervical canal shortening and cervical dilation.

The second cause of vaginal bleeding is placenta previa. The normal position of the embryo is at the bottom of the uterus. When the embryo is located in the lower part of the uterus, the edge reaches or covers the internal os of the cervix, and the position is smaller than the presenting part of the fetus, it is called placenta previa. Placenta previa is a major cause of painless vaginal bleeding in late pregnancy and requires ultrasound to identify. The ultimate cause of vaginal bleeding may also be cervical diseases, such as cervical polyps, cervicitis and even cervical cancer, which may all cause vaginal bleeding. It is also necessary to conduct a check for cervical changes, and if there are cervical polyps, they can be removed.

If a woman experiences genital pain at 35 weeks of pregnancy, it depends on whether it is pain in the ischial tuberosity of the male pubic hair area, or pain in the female vagina or private parts. If the ischial tuberosity pain in the pubic area of ​​men, generally two reasons should be considered.

1. The pain is caused by the relaxation of the ligaments in the toes due to the relaxin secreted by the fetus during pregnancy. It is a physiological condition.

2. It is believed that the pain is caused by the fact that the baby has already entered the pelvis and the fetal head position directly pushes up the ischial tuberosity. However, if a woman experiences pain in the vagina or vulva, and also has discharge that resembles soybean milk residue, it should be considered that it is an abnormality caused by pregnancy combined with candidal vaginitis. Generally, routine examination of leucorrhea is required for diagnosis, and vaginal medication treatment with clotrimazole suppositories should also be considered.