Is bleeding during 33 days of pregnancy a sign of implantation?

In the early stages of pregnancy, some pregnant women have very good physical fitness, can eat and drink, and have no abnormal phenomena; some pregnant women have relatively weak physical fitness and will experience various discomforts during pregnancy, such as vomiting, back pain, palpitations, bleeding, etc. Bleeding in early pregnancy is very dangerous, so, what should I do if I bleed on the 33rd day of pregnancy?

What to do if you have bleeding at 33 days of pregnancy

It is recommended to go to the hospital to check the blood CG to confirm whether you are pregnant. If the current pregnancy condition is a sign of miscarriage, you need to treat the fetus. Try to stay in bed and avoid activities recently.

It could be caused by threatened miscarriage. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination, find out the cause, rest more, and do fetal preservation treatment if necessary.

Many people experience vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy, but the results vary widely.

After human pregnancy, the gradual growth and development from a single cell to a jumping baby is a very complicated physiological process. First of all, there must be healthy sperm and healthy eggs for healthy sperm and egg combination. Secondly, the environmental conditions of each mother should be suitable for the growth and development of the fetus. First of all, she should have a good mood and a happy mentality to welcome this hard-earned life; she should have a normal and healthy body; and a good endocrine environment. The last point is the extracellular fluid of the uterus, which must contain amniotic fluid, embryo, fetal umbilical cord, blood circulation, CO2, etc. that are suitable for the growth and development of the fetus. Only when these three environments are in harmony can the fetus develop perfectly.

Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy is usually small in amount and brown in color. This is because the vagina is acidic and alkaline. The blood accumulates in the female vagina and turns brown due to the acidic and alkaline effects of the vagina. If too much blood accumulates, it will be discharged in small amounts and sometimes you can only see it when you wipe it with paper. Some people may also have bright red blood in larger amounts, but most of them are not accompanied by abdominal pain. Some people may have back pain and a feeling of falling.

What are the causes of bleeding in early pregnancy?

(1) Threatened abortion: When the body does not have enough estrogen to allow the test tube embryo to survive, vaginal bleeding will occur; if the fertilized egg implants in a bad location, such as too close to the cervical opening or cervical pregnancy, too close to the bilateral fallopian tube openings or uterine cornual pregnancy, it will also cause bleeding. Excessive fatigue and depression of the mother can also lead to threatened abortion and vaginal bleeding.

(2) Ectopic pregnancy: This means that the fertilized egg implants in the wrong place, not in the uterine cavity. It is more common in the bilateral fallopian tubes, uterus, ovaries, etc. Because the muscle layer of the bilateral fallopian tube walls is weak, the test tube embryo cannot survive and vaginal bleeding will occur.

(3) Fetal growth is stopped: due to the unhealthiness of either the sperm or the egg, the sperm and egg cannot develop normally and die; in addition, exposure to harmful environments, exposure to drugs, and extreme emotions of the mother in the early stages of pregnancy can also cause the fetus to stop growing. Test tube embryos that have terminated their growth and development will fall off and bleed.

(4) Cervical diseases: Some pregnant women may have cervical inflammation before pregnancy, which may manifest as cervical erosion or cervical cysts. Because inflammation exposes the blood vessels in the cervix and makes it easier for bleeding.

(5) Embryo problems: The embryo is gradually formed after 10 weeks of pregnancy. If the placenta is located close to the os of the uterine cavity or covers the os of the uterine cavity, vaginal bleeding will occur. This is because there is a small separation between the cervical tissue and the embryo, causing bleeding in small blood vessels.