What is the reason for spotting at 35 weeks?

The 35th week of pregnancy is the late stage of pregnancy. The fetus will begin to turn direction, but 35 weeks is not the due date. If there is spotting, premature birth may occur. Pregnant women need to go to the hospital for examination. If contractions occur, the delivery process may be advanced. Pregnant women need to do relevant nursing work in the later stages of pregnancy and should not have sexual intercourse or threaten premature birth.

What is the cause of bleeding at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

Generally speaking, labor pains will begin within 24 hours after the onset of bleeding, and the delivery stage will begin. But the reality is that many people give birth a few days or even a week after spotting. There are great individual differences, so the key is to observe its shape, color, quantity, etc. after seeing the red and then make a judgment.

Bleeding caused by sexual intercourse is also possible. At this time, it is necessary to consider whether the bleeding is caused by cervical diseases such as cervical polyps or cervical erosion, but the possibility of threatened abortion caused by excessive sexual life cannot be ruled out. So it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination in time.

Expectant mothers should pay attention to one thing: no matter the color of the blood, if abnormal bleeding occurs once a day, they must rest in bed for three days, avoid exercises that use the abdominal muscles, and avoid holding urine, constipation, and other situations that will increase intra-abdominal pressure. Pregnant mothers should avoid going to public places in the early stages of pregnancy to prevent diseases such as influenza, rubella, measles, mumps, infectious hepatitis, and avoid exposure to X-rays, radioactive substances and pesticides.

Regardless of the cause of bleeding in early pregnancy, you must communicate with your doctor in time and do not delay the treatment. In addition, you can participate in some moderate work or labor as usual during pregnancy, but you cannot engage in heavy labor or high-altitude or deep-water operations. Do not do bending work, avoid hitting the abdomen, and do not lift heavy objects to prevent miscarriage.

Can bleeding during 35 weeks of pregnancy save the fetus?

Among all expectant mothers, about 20%-30% experience symptoms of early pregnancy bleeding, and 50% of them can eventually give birth to healthy babies.

Threatened abortion has a small amount of bleeding: The so-called threatened abortion refers to the signs of miscarriage, which does not necessarily mean miscarriage will occur. The manifestation is usually a small amount of vaginal bleeding. Progesterone deficiency is a possible cause. If the fetus is located in the uterus and there is no active bleeding in the cervix after examination, the pregnant woman should pay attention to rest, reduce activity, avoid sexual intercourse, constipation, and mental stress. If necessary, she can follow the doctor's advice to supplement progesterone appropriately to protect the fetus.

Inevitable miscarriage is mostly the result of natural selection: if threatened miscarriage develops further and miscarriage is unavoidable, we call it inevitable miscarriage. A large part of the reasons for inevitable miscarriage may be related to the developmental abnormalities of the baby itself, which can be considered as the result of natural selection. Inevitable miscarriage usually involves heavy bleeding, which is equal to or more than the amount of menstrual bleeding and is often accompanied by abdominal pain. If fleshy tissue is discharged from the vagina, it may be a miscarried fetus and should be collected and taken to the hospital for necessary examinations.

Embryonic arrest can lead to heavy bleeding: the baby in the uterine cavity stops developing, and vaginal bleeding often occurs, which is mostly diagnosed through ultrasound. The absence of a fetal heartbeat after 8 weeks of pregnancy often means fetal arrest. Some of the arrested embryos may result in spontaneous abortion; but some will remain in the uterine cavity. In this case, uterine curettage is also required, otherwise it may cause infection and heavy bleeding.

Ectopic pregnancy is life-threatening: When the embryo grows outside the uterine cavity, it is called an ectopic pregnancy, commonly known as an ectopic pregnancy. The most common is a fallopian tube pregnancy. As the embryo grows, it may cause local rupture and massive bleeding, which is life-threatening. In addition to bleeding, abdominal pain is also a common manifestation.

In addition to these common causes, there are some other possible causes of bleeding, such as implantation bleeding, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, etc.