Are there any pregnant women who have been bleeding during pregnancy?

Perhaps everyone knows that women will experience bleeding after pregnancy. There are many reasons for bleeding, which may be caused by abnormal development of the female uterus, pregnancy reaction, or some diseases, such as cervicitis, uterine cancer, etc. Many people may have this question: Are there pregnant women who continue to bleed during pregnancy? Let me introduce it below.

People usually bleed in early pregnancy, and if bleeding continues throughout pregnancy, it is most likely caused by a dead fetus.

Bleeding in early pregnancy is a symptom of pregnancy. There are many causes: fetal chromosomal abnormalities, maternal hormone disorders, congenital uterine developmental abnormalities or acquired defects, immune system problems, viral infections, pregnant women suffering from chronic diseases (such as heart disease, kidney disease and blood diseases), overwork, excessive stress, too intense sexual life, external impact, environmental pollution, improper use of medication, smoking, drinking, excessive caffeine intake or other foods that promote uterine contractions, etc. Vaginal bleeding in pregnant women should not be ignored. Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy is a sign that the pregnancy is in a dangerous state. The amount of bleeding may be as much as hundreds of milliliters or as little as a few milliliters. Generally, the greater the amount of bleeding, the more critical the situation, but not all bleeding is visible, so clinically the patient's condition is not assessed solely based on the amount of bleeding that can be seen. In addition, the amount of bleeding of different diseases is sometimes not proportional to their actual severity.

When it comes to early pregnancy bleeding, many people tend to ignore the problem of cervix. If the cervix is ​​severely inflamed and eroded, or if there are already cervical polyps, it is easy for the surface capillaries to rupture and bleed due to hormonal changes after pregnancy. In recent years, the age group in which cervical cancer most commonly occurs has quietly dropped to 30 to 40 years old. Being pregnant does not mean that there is no problem with the cervix. Cervical smear tests should be done regularly before and after pregnancy. If there is vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy, the cervix should also be checked for problems.

The causes and clinical significance of bleeding in the three different stages of pregnancy, early, mid and late, are generally different, and the treatment methods are also different.

1. Early pregnancy (before 12 weeks of pregnancy)

Common bleeding is caused by miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy.

2. Second trimester (13-27 weeks of pregnancy)

Common causes include bleeding due to cervical insufficiency and hydatidiform mole.

What should you pay attention to after a stillbirth?

Stillbirth occurs due to various reasons after pregnancy, which is something that all expectant mothers and fathers do not want to experience, but things are unpredictable. If you are unfortunate enough to encounter the problem of stillbirth during pregnancy, it is no use being sad. What we can do is to understand clearly what to pay attention to after stillbirth during pregnancy to prevent secondary damage to the bodies of female friends.

1. Some people can have a complete miscarriage on their own after fetal development stops, and there is no need for a curettage to remove the dead fetus, but this situation is relatively rare. Doctors recommend hospitalization for curettage and dilation for most women after fetal arrest, because curettage and dilation surgery to remove the dead fetus is likely to cause heavy bleeding after the operation, so hospitalization and observation for a period of time is necessary.

2. After the dead fetus is removed, female friends should adjust their emotions. Excessive sadness is not conducive to physical recovery.

3. It is important to understand the cause of stillbirth during pregnancy to prevent the same situation from occurring again during pregnancy. If the cause cannot be found, future pregnancies should be treated with caution and blindly preserving the fetus is not advisable. It is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations one month after the abortion and within 3-7 days after the menstruation ends.