I'm pregnant even though my period came

Many people report that they are pregnant even though they have their period. But if they are still pregnant even though they have their period, we have to wonder, can it still be considered a period? What should we do if we are pregnant but still have our period? Therefore, we have collected some materials and hope that they will be of some help to those in need.

1. Pregnancy after menstruation

From the above situation, it can be seen that the menstrual period after pregnancy is not a real menstrual period, but a kind of vaginal bleeding.

Vaginal bleeding is a common problem in early pregnancy, occurring in approximately one quarter of pregnant women. When faced with this problem, pregnant women are usually very worried, not knowing whether they will have a miscarriage or give birth to an abnormal baby.

According to statistics, after vaginal bleeding occurs in the first half of pregnancy, about half of the patients can successfully become pregnant again, while about 30% of patients will experience spontaneous abortion, 10% of patients will have ectopic pregnancy, and a very small number of patients may have problems such as hydatidiform mole and cervical disease.

Generally speaking, menstruation will not occur during pregnancy. In fact, vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy is not a true menstrual period. It may also be that there is a problem with the cervix, but in very rare cases, menstruation during pregnancy can be understood as a physiological need after the embryo implants. When unclear bleeding occurs, it is recommended to see a doctor immediately for examination.

2. What to do if you have bleeding in early pregnancy

What is early pregnancy bleeding? Early pregnancy bleeding is also called early pregnancy spotting, which refers to the appearance of a small amount of pink secretions in the vagina within 12 weeks of pregnancy, similar to early or late menstrual bleeding. The bleeding may be pink, bright red, or dark brown in color. About 1/4 of pregnant women will experience varying degrees of spotting in the early stages of pregnancy, and about half of those with spotting will eventually suffer a miscarriage.

Bleeding in early pregnancy is related to factors such as cervical disease, ectopic pregnancy, and hydatidiform mole. Bleeding in early pregnancy is often a sign of danger. If you experience intermittent lower abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy, do not ignore it and seek medical attention as soon as possible.