What is irregular bleeding during pregnancy?

During pregnancy, there will always be bloody female secretions or vaginal bleeding after non-menstrual bleeding, and some are accompanied by mild lower abdominal distension and pain, which scare pregnant mothers who have just become pregnant. They are afraid that the baby in their belly will be lost. Such a situation is called "threatened miscarriage".

"Irregular bleeding during pregnancy" has the following reasons

1. Ectopic pregnancy

Ectopic pregnancy means that the embryo implants outside the uterus instead of the gestational sac. The pregnant body after the embryo implants in the uterine cavity cannot grow and develop normally, and the ratio of estrogen and estrogens in the body changes, causing the decidua to separate and resulting in irregular vaginal bleeding. Ectopic pregnancy must be resolved as soon as possible, otherwise it will become more dangerous as the test tube embryo grows larger, and may even lead to death due to internal bleeding caused by ectopic pregnancy.

Therefore, if you are found to be pregnant but have been bleeding, you need to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department for a check-up to determine whether it is an ectopic pregnancy or other problems.

2. Miscarriage

Once there is bleeding or other miscarriage symptoms in the early pregnancy, medicines will be prescribed to help nourish the fetus after the intrauterine fetus is confirmed. The pregnancy-nourishing drug given in the early stage is luteinizing hormone, which can help the embryo implant and prevent miscarriage. In addition, inflammation can also cause miscarriage. When female secretions increase, vaginal itching, foul odor, and dark color occur, it means inflammation. Whether you are not pregnant or in the early stages of pregnancy, if you have inflammation, you must see a doctor and cure the symptoms, otherwise it may lead to premature birth or even miscarriage in the future.

About half of miscarriages are caused by chromosomal abnormalities. When the body resists, the abnormal sex chromosomes will be expelled. This is a natural replacement and should be viewed with a positive attitude.

3. Improper embryo implantation site

Although some test tube embryos implant in the uterus, they are in the cervix or uterine horn, which is called ectopic pregnancy. They usually cannot develop normally and cause miscarriage.

4. The embryo implantation site is too low

A normal embryo adheres to the bottom, back wall, anterior wall or outer wall of the uterus; if the embryo adheres to the lower part of the uterus, or even the edge of the embryo reaches or covers the internal cervical os, and its position is smaller than the fetal presenting part, it is called a low-lying placenta or a previa. In the former case, the embryo will naturally move upward with the advancement of pregnancy, and will have little effect on the delivery of the pregnant woman; in the latter case, there will be painless vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, which needs to be diagnosed before delivery.

5. Pregnant women are too tired

If a pregnant woman has a small amount of bleeding every time due to daily fatigue or too much work pressure, the symptom can be improved by staying in bed more. Although bed rest is the best way to take care of the fetus, it is best to ask a doctor to diagnose the condition when you first notice bleeding to avoid missing the opportunity for treatment.

What is the conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy? Experts say that we must first understand what conservative treatment is. At present, the treatment standard for ectopic pregnancy is mainly surgical treatment. There are two types of surgical methods: one is to remove both fallopian tubes of the affected limb; the other is to preserve the fallopian tubes of the affected limb, which is traditional surgery.