Causes of blood clots in the uterus during pregnancy

Some women may have blood clots in the uterine cavity after pregnancy. This situation is actually very dangerous for women because it is particularly likely to cause premature abortion. Uterine bleeding will have a certain impact on the quality of the embryo. At this time, the progesterone value in the body will also change. Therefore, women must try their best to stay in bed and pay attention to protecting the fetus. So what is the cause of blood clots in the uterine cavity during pregnancy?

If a woman's color ultrasound examination after she becomes pregnant shows blood clots in the uterine cavity, this indicates a sign of threatened abortion. This is often due to insufficient corpus luteum function in women, which leads to a decrease in progesterone during pregnancy and uterine bleeding, or it may be due to poor embryo quality, leading to spontaneous abortion, which usually occurs in the early stages of pregnancy. Therefore, for symptoms of threatened abortion such as bleeding and abdominal pain in early pregnancy, oral progesterone, as well as Baotailing and vitamin E are generally required for symptomatic hemostatic treatment. At the same time, you should stay in bed as much as possible to protect the fetus, and avoid sexual intercourse and strenuous activities.

In early pregnancy, if there are blood clots in the uterine cavity, it may be a symptom of miscarriage. After a miscarriage, whether it is an accidental or induced abortion, there will generally be bleeding symptoms. If bleeding occurs, pregnant women should pay attention that bleeding will be accompanied by the entire process of natural abortion. Therefore, blood clots in early pregnancy may be coagulated blood, which means miscarriage. The abortion process is like childbirth. Embryonic tissue is continuously discharged from the uterus. Timely uterine cleaning is required, and the chance of infection is also very high. If the placenta has been formed in the late stage and there are blood clots in the early stage of pregnancy, the miscarriage process is similar to premature birth. However, after the placenta is formed and the fetus is delivered, there is generally not much bleeding. If there is a blood clot in the uterine cavity during pregnancy, abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding often occur. Abdominal pain is caused by paroxysmal uterine contractions, which can cause pain and often involve the discharge of pregnancy products. Therefore, patients are advised to undergo an ultrasound examination in a timely manner if they have abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding.

It is abnormal to observe blood clots in the uterine cavity after pregnancy, which indicates bleeding in the uterine cavity. At this time, it is necessary to promptly clarify whether there is active bleeding. If not, there is no need to worry too much, just pay attention to continued observation. Because there is a recent history of miscarriage, if there is bleeding at this time, it is necessary to consider the possibility of threatened miscarriage. If necessary, repeat color Doppler ultrasound to observe the situation in the uterine cavity. Repeated miscarriage can damage the endometrium. May cause difficulty in conceiving