Sudden bleeding in 3 months of pregnancy

If you suddenly have bleeding in the third month of pregnancy, it is an obstetric emergency and you need to go to the hospital as soon as possible to see a doctor and have an ultrasound to check the growth and development of the fetus. You should also check the position of the placenta, because vaginal bleeding is often a threatened miscarriage caused by a low placenta. If the baby develops well, you need to use tocolytic drugs under the guidance of a doctor. If you have uterine contractions, you should also use drugs to inhibit uterine contractions.

During the treatment period, you should pay attention to less activity and rest in bed as much as possible. At the same time, you should avoid sexual intercourse. Go for a follow-up visit after one week to see the effectiveness of the fetal maintenance treatment. During the fetal maintenance period, if the blood gradually disappears and turns into dark brown secretions, the fetal maintenance effect is relatively good, indicating that there is no fresh blood, while the brown secretions are old bleeding and need to be absorbed slowly.

Three months pregnant, I suddenly had red blood discharge. Possible causes: 1. Various reasons cause the fetus to stop growing in the uterine cavity, resulting in symptoms of miscarriage; 2. Due to the influence of adverse factors, symptoms of threatened miscarriage occur; 3. Cervical erosion or cervical polyps cause bleeding; 4. Hemorrhoids or anal fissure bleeding, mistaken for vaginal bleeding; 5. There is a central placenta previa, and bleeding occurs under the stimulation of sexual life. No matter which condition it is, it is abnormal and you should go to the obstetrics department of a regular hospital as soon as possible, conduct relevant examinations, establish a diagnosis, and deal with it properly.

In the third month of pregnancy, which is the 12th week of pregnancy, if you have vaginal bleeding, you need to go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately. Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy depends on whether it is vaginal bleeding, cervical bleeding or uterine bleeding, so you need to go to the hospital for a physical examination. If it is vaginal bleeding, you need to see whether stitches or hemostatic drugs are needed based on the situation. If it is cervical bleeding, it should be treated with blood circulation promoting medication after clearing the cervical disease. Yes, the most important thing is to check B-ultrasound to see whether there is bleeding in the uterine cavity, whether there is placental abruption, whether the fetus is alive, and then choose different treatment methods according to the situation.