When is the dangerous period of pregnancy?

Generally, when a pregnant woman is diagnosed with pregnancy, her family members are very worried, fearing that something unexpected will happen to her and cause miscarriage. Accidents like falling down or other factors may lead to miscarriage. So, what are the dangerous weeks of pregnancy?

Generally speaking, the safe period for pregnant women is from 8 to 10 weeks of pregnancy, and the embryo will be fully formed after 10 weeks. Only when the embryo is fully formed, the fetus will be relatively safe. Moreover, the 10th week of pregnancy is a critical period for the baby's development. During this period, if the expectant mother is exposed to the stimulation of inappropriate objects or suffers from diseases, it will easily lead to the baby's developmental deformity.

During these dangerous weeks, pregnant women should be extra careful and never do anything that is harmful to the baby. Only when the pregnant woman is more than 10 weeks pregnant, the fetus can be considered to have passed the safe period and the fetus has basically grown and developed. In such cases, the general lack of stimulation will no longer affect the growth and development of the fetus.

For pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy, the most dangerous and most likely to occur are ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage. When this condition occurs, pregnant women will experience abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding and other symptoms. Therefore, pregnant women should pay more attention in the early stages of pregnancy. If such symptoms occur, they should seek medical attention immediately to avoid internal bleeding.