Bleeding at 15 weeks of pregnancy

Bleeding at 15 weeks of pregnancy may be a sign of threatened miscarriage, and pregnant women need to go to the hospital for examination. If miscarriage is imminent, see if measures can be taken to preserve the fetus, and regulate the body according to the doctor's advice. During the early stages of pregnancy when bleeding occurs, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited and emotions must be kept stable. When vaginal bleeding occurs, measures must be taken to preserve the fetus. If the fetus cannot be preserved, the body must be adjusted to expel the dead fetus.

What is the cause of bleeding during 15 weeks of pregnancy?

Generally, vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy is mostly due to threatened abortion. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice for fetal preservation treatment. During the fetal preservation period, pregnant mothers should rest in bed (except for urination and defecation) and try not to move around.

In addition to strictly prohibiting sexual intercourse, you should also maintain emotional stability, avoid tense environments, supplement with adequate nutrition, and take some vitamin E orally. If the embryo develops normally after rest and treatment, and the cause of the miscarriage is eliminated, the bleeding will stop and the pregnancy can continue.

Threatened abortion is manifested by irregular vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy, and vaginal bleeding may also occur due to inflammatory cervical erosion. It is recommended that if bleeding occurs, you should go to the hospital for a gynecological examination in time to determine the cause of bleeding, and to preserve the fetus or receive symptomatic treatment in time.

Ectopic pregnancy can also cause bleeding in early pregnancy because the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus and cannot provide sufficient nutrition to the embryo. The gradually developing fertilized egg will cause the fallopian tube wall to swell, causing the tube wall to rupture and bleeding. Bleeding caused by ectopic pregnancy usually occurs during the 7th to 8th week of pregnancy, accompanied by severe abdominal pain or massive intra-abdominal bleeding.

Pregnant women with hydatidiform mole may also experience pregnancy bleeding, accompanied by severe morning sickness or palpitations. Women who are younger than 20 or older than 35, who have a history of miscarriage or hydatidiform mole, etc. should be careful about whether they may get pregnant with hydatidiform mole again.

How to judge fetal arrest at 15 weeks of pregnancy

1. Generally speaking, when a woman becomes pregnant, she will experience a series of symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and breast pain. When the fetus stops developing, these symptoms will disappear. This should be taken seriously. After a pregnant woman develops this disease, she should go to the hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible.

2. It is normal for women to experience lower abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, and then have coffee-colored, dark red or blood-blue leucorrhea. In this case, it is very likely that the fetus has stopped developing. It is recommended that women go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

3. Once it is confirmed that the fetus of a pregnant woman has stopped developing, this problem must be treated in the hospital. It can be treated through surgery. If a woman delays the surgery, it will cause great harm to her health and affect her next fertility problem.

4. When a woman's fetus stops developing after pregnancy, it will have a great impact on the woman's psychology, making the pregnant woman very anxious and in a bad mood. In order to avoid the occurrence of this problem and harm the health of women, it is important to learn more about this issue after pregnancy. Once the fetus stops developing, you must learn more about the symptoms in this regard, and then do some targeted examinations and treatments.