Can I keep the pregnancy if I see blood at 45 days?

The most worrying thing after pregnancy is miscarriage, so people are generally more careful in the early stages of pregnancy. However, even if you are more careful, if it is due to physical reasons, it may also cause signs of miscarriage. Spotting during the 45th day of pregnancy is something that makes mothers feel very worried, because accidents may happen at any time. Let's discuss whether spotting during the 45th day of pregnancy can be saved?

Can the bleeding during pregnancy be saved?

About 20%-30% of all pregnant women experience premature bleeding, and 50% of them can eventually give birth to healthy babies.

Threatened abortion with less bleeding: To put it simply, threatened abortion means there are signs of miscarriage, which does not necessarily lead to miscarriage. The main manifestation is usually vaginal bleeding. Insufficient progesterone levels may be the cause. If the fetus is located in the uterus and there is no active bleeding in the cervix after examination, the pregnant woman should pay attention to rest, reduce activity, avoid sexual intercourse, constipation, and mental stress. If necessary, she can follow the doctor's advice to supplement estrogen to maintain the pregnancy.

Inevitable miscarriage is mostly the result of the theory of natural selection: if threatened miscarriage develops further and miscarriage cannot be prevented, we call it inevitable miscarriage. The reasons for inevitable miscarriage, a large part of which may be related to the abnormal growth and development of the baby itself, can be considered the result of the theory of natural selection. Inevitable miscarriage usually involves heavy bleeding, which is often similar to or heavier than menstrual flow, and is often accompanied by abdominal pain. If fleshy tissue is discharged from the vagina, it may be a miscarried test tube embryo, which should be collected and sent to the hospital for necessary examination.

What does it mean when you see blood during pregnancy?

Within 24-48 hours before delivery, the cervix begins to move, causing the placenta around the cervix to separate from the endometrium at that point. The capillaries rupture and a small amount of blood is discharged through the vagina and mixed with mucus in the cervical canal and discharged. This strong mucus discharged from the vagina is the "red spotting" of pregnancy. Seeing blood during pregnancy is usually a signal of labor.

The colors of pregnancy spotting may include dark brown, light pink, and bright red. The bleeding is significantly less than menstrual bleeding. It usually occurs 24 hours before the pain and is discharged as mixed mucus with a thick texture, but the specific situation varies from person to person.

If there is only a small amount of bleeding, the pregnant mother can stay at home for observation, and usually pay attention not to work too hard and avoid excessive exercise. However, if blood is discharged and the bleeding exceeds the menstrual period, or is accompanied by abdominal pain, you need to seek medical attention immediately.