I just got pregnant and there is some bleeding down there

Vaginal bleeding when pregnancy is just beginning is a serious condition. It may be caused by vaginal bleeding due to implantation of the fertilized egg, or it may be caused by miscarriage. Pregnant women are advised to have a thorough check-up. Heavy bleeding from the vagina when you are just pregnant is a symptom of miscarriage. Miscarriage is very harmful to the body, and the dead fetus in the body should be expelled so as not to affect the next conception.

I have some bleeding during pregnancy, what is going on?

20% of pregnant women may experience vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, generally in the following three periods:

1. During the 30-45 days of pregnancy, the fertilized egg implants and may cause bleeding.

2. During the 3rd to 4th month of pregnancy, the fetus grows out of the placenta, which may cause bleeding.

3. Bleeding may occur in the late pregnancy, especially in the 1-2 months before delivery. As long as there is no large amount of bright red blood and no severe pain in the abdomen, there will be nothing wrong. Just stay in bed and rest. You may find pink or brown marks on your pants in a few days, but don't worry, it will get better soon. If you need to see a doctor to preserve the fetus, the doctor will usually prescribe you medicine to preserve the fetus. These medicines have no effect on the baby. Of course, if there is a large amount of bright red blood accompanied by severe abdominal pain, you still need to see a doctor immediately, remember~~

First, identify the source of bleeding

When a mother finds bleeding, the first thing she needs to do is to identify the source of the bleeding. Generally speaking, pregnant mothers who seek help from the obstetrics and gynecology department almost always have vaginal bleeding. Other cases of abdominal bleeding caused by trauma will be treated in the emergency room. When abnormal vaginal bleeding is found, an internal examination will be performed first to determine the location of the bleeding.

The color of blood represents different conditions. Bright red blood indicates acute bleeding, brown blood indicates chronic bleeding, and pink blood may be a small amount of bleeding accompanied by vaginal discharge, which is also chronic bleeding. Remind mothers to focus on observing the bleeding conditions, for example: Is the bleeding continuous? How much is the bleeding? Is it accompanied by abdominal pain? If the pregnant mother has abdominal pain accompanied by bleeding, premature birth or fetal instability may occur, and special attention must be paid.