Pregnancy is approaching the due date and bleeding

We all know that women's spotting is nothing more than two manifestations. The first manifestation is that it may lead to miscarriage, and the second manifestation is that the delivery is imminent. When a woman reaches the due date, if she sees spotting, it is likely that she is not far from delivery, because at this time the woman has already started uterine contractions. So what should women do if they see spotting when the due date is due?

"Bleeding during pregnancy" is a reliable sign that labor is about to begin, so when the due date arrives and the pregnant woman has irregular uterine contractions, she should check her shorts for bloody discharge. Generally speaking, labor pains will begin within 24 hours after the onset of bleeding, and the delivery stage will begin. But the reality is that many people give birth a few days or even a week after spotting. There are great individual differences, so the key is to observe its shape, color, quantity, etc. after seeing the red and then make a judgment.

Certain conditions may also cause vaginal bleeding. Painless, recurrent bleeding in late pregnancy or during labor is the main symptom of placenta previa. Bleeding is caused by the gradual stretching of the first segment of the uterus in late pregnancy or after labor, the disappearance of the cervical canal, and the expansion of the cervical opening, while the placenta attached to the lower segment of the uterus or the cervical opening cannot stretch accordingly, causing the anterior part of the placenta to detach from its attachment point, causing blood vessels to rupture and cause bleeding. This situation is not a sign of delivery and should be carefully identified. But generally speaking, if the prenatal check-up is normal, there are no abnormal conditions, the due date arrives, and there have been irregular uterine contractions, then if bloody mucus is found in the vagina, these are all reliable signs of impending delivery.

If the amount of vaginal bleeding is heavy and exceeds the amount of menstruation, it should not be considered as a sign of delivery. Instead, you should consider whether there are bleeding diseases in late pregnancy, such as placenta previa, placental abruption, etc.

What is "seeing blood" during pregnancy? In fact, "seeing blood" means a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which depends on when you have the bleeding during your pregnancy. If it is at full term, the uterine blood vessels may shorten or dilate a little, which may cause some vaginal bleeding, which means that delivery may be imminent.

Brown, pink, and red are all possible colors of "spotting". The amount of bleeding is significantly less than that during the menstrual period. It usually occurs 24 hours before contractions, but varies from person to person. It is usually mixed with mucus and has a thick texture.

If there is only a small amount of blood, the expectant mother can stay at home to observe, and just be careful not to overwork and avoid strenuous exercise. If you experience fresh bleeding, more than your normal menstrual bleeding, or if you have abdominal pain, you should be hospitalized immediately. However, expectant mothers should pay special attention to vaginal bleeding before the full term. If there is vaginal bleeding at 28, 29 weeks or more than 30 weeks, you must go to the hospital for examination. Bleeding may indicate premature birth. Some people have some lesions in the cervix, and some people have abnormalities inside the placenta. The placenta is close to the cervix, which we call placenta previa. If any of the above situations occur, it is best to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.