There is fluid dark area but no bleeding

There are liquid dark areas, but there is no bleeding in the body. In fact, this is not a big problem, but the patient must rest in bed more to avoid excessive fatigue of the body. Pregnant women with liquid dark areas must pay more attention to their physical condition and should seek examination and treatment as soon as possible if they have any discomfort.

If there is no bleeding, then it's not a big problem. You should rest in bed and avoid fatigue. It has little to do with riding an electric bike. But it's best not to ride it. It's not necessary. You should rest in bed, otherwise there is a possibility of miscarriage. It is related to development. Some will disappear on their own. It is related to the development of the placenta. Generally, it's not a big problem, but if there is bleeding, you will have miscarriage.

Normal physiological phenomenon

Generally speaking, the dark area with liquid around the gestational sac is caused by a small amount of bleeding. This situation is mostly caused by bleeding when the fertilized egg implants. It will usually be slowly absorbed by the body and there is no need to worry too much. Recommendation: Check HCG regularly and observe the progesterone value. If the progesterone value is low, take timely treatment to preserve the pregnancy. Note: Pay attention to rest in the early stages of pregnancy, eat a balanced diet, and take appropriate folic acid supplements to prevent fetal neural tube defects. Go to the hospital regularly for pregnancy checkups.

How to judge implantation bleeding

1. Consider the timing of bleeding. Implantation bleeding during pregnancy usually occurs 6 to 12 days after conception, close to the expected time of the next menstrual cycle. Think about when was the last time you had sex. If it has been more than a month or two, then it is unlikely to be implantation bleeding.

2. Check the color and amount of bleeding. Implantation bleeding usually causes pink or brown blood. It is often darker than menstrual blood because it takes time for the blood to travel from the uterine wall to the vagina. The blood flow is relatively light and usually lasts only a few days.

3. Abdominal cramps Implantation bleeding is usually accompanied by mild abdominal cramps because the fertilized egg is implanted and the uterus is changing to accommodate the embryo. However, the abdominal cramping associated with implantation bleeding is usually milder than the abdominal pain during normal menstruation.

Threatened abortion

The presence of a dark area of ​​fluid next to the gestational sac in the early stages of pregnancy is usually caused by bleeding, and threatened abortion can also cause bleeding. Even heavy and repeated bleeding may cause hemorrhagic anemia, and may also affect the blood supply to the fetus, leading to fetal hypoxia, and in severe cases can cause stillbirth or miscarriage.

Recommendation: In the presence of fetal heartbeat and fetal bud, timely conservative treatment is generally provided, which generally includes: preserving the fetus, intramuscular injection of HCG and progesterone. In addition, absolute bed rest is required, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited, spicy and irritating foods are abstained, bowel movements are maintained, and the mood is maintained to be good.

Causes of threatened miscarriage

1. Embryonic factors Abnormal embryo development or blood type incompatibility are the most common causes of early miscarriage.

2. Maternal factors: Expectant mothers who suffer from acute or chronic diseases, such as anemia, hypertension, chronic nephritis, and heart disease are prone to miscarriage. The mother may be infected with a virus or have a high fever, which may cause uterine contractions and lead to miscarriage. Suffering from reproductive organ diseases such as uterine malformation, pelvic tumor, loose or lacerated uterine os, etc.

3. Immune factors: After the mother becomes pregnant, the mother rejects the fetus due to immune incompatibility between the mother and the fetus.

4. Endocrine dysfunction mainly includes corpus luteum dysfunction and hypothyroidism in expectant mothers.

5. External factors: Expectant mothers are affected by harmful substances or toxic environments such as mercury, lead, cadmium, etc. External physical factors, such as interference and influence from high temperature and noise, can also lead to miscarriage.

Uterine hypoplasia

The presence of a dark area with fluid next to the gestational sac may be caused by the pregnant woman's own uterine hypoplasia. Some pregnant women have congenital uterine hypoplasia, which leads to bleeding during pregnancy, resulting in a diagnostic report of a dark area with fluid during B-ultrasound examination.