What could be the cause of vaginal bleeding one month into pregnancy?

If there is bleeding one month into pregnancy, mothers will definitely be very nervous, worrying about the baby and also worried about their own health. Early pregnancy bleeding is somewhat similar to the discharge before and near the end of your period, and is somewhat brown or pink in color. What is the reason for bleeding one month into pregnancy? Is this a dangerous signal? Let’s go and find out.

1. Related to the embryo itself:

Vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy is more serious if it is caused by the embryo itself. But it doesn’t mean that we have to worry about everything. However, any slight bleeding should be taken seriously.

2. Nurturing a life is a process of survival of the fittest. If the embryo itself has defects, it will be eliminated when it develops to a certain extent, and miscarriage usually occurs in about two months. Early miscarriage (before 16 weeks) is almost always caused by a defective fertilized egg, leading to abnormal fetal development, and is often unavoidable. When an embryo dies in the womb, it is often accompanied by vaginal bleeding.

3. When for some reason the fertilized egg implants in the fallopian tube, ovary, pelvic cavity or other parts outside the uterine cavity, it is called ectopic pregnancy. This type of pregnancy cannot develop fully and often results in miscarriage and vaginal bleeding.

4. Threatened abortion: Fetal chromosomal abnormalities, maternal hormone disorders, congenital uterine developmental abnormalities or acquired defects, immune system problems, viral infections, pregnant women suffering from chronic diseases (such as heart disease, kidney disease and blood diseases), overwork, excessive stress, too intense sexual life, external impact, environmental pollution, improper use of medication, smoking, drinking, excessive caffeine intake or other foods that promote uterine contractions, etc.

If the situation is relatively minor, the bleeding can generally be improved by following the above method. However, if the vaginal discharge of a pregnant woman shows an abnormal color, the patient should always take it seriously. Don't take chances. It is best to let the doctor know in time to ensure that there are no chances of error. Otherwise, it may cause irreparable consequences.