Do I need to stay in bed during pregnancy when I have polyp bleeding?

Mothers during pregnancy are more rational and more emotional than usual. On the one hand, there is too much work pressure, and on the other hand, there is a strong sense of mission. Conditions such as bleeding during pregnancy can make pregnant mothers very worried. So, do you need to stay in bed if you have polyp bleeding during pregnancy?

First of all, let's analyze when pregnancy polyp bleeding will occur. Generally speaking, it will occur in the early stages of pregnancy, because the mother's embryo is not stable during this period, and the baby has not yet formed, and many aspects are uncertain. Therefore, mothers should be extremely alert in the early stages of pregnancy to protect themselves and their babies.

Staying in bed will give you the best possible relief and allow you to rest as soon as possible. Polyp bleeding during pregnancy is a serious condition. What mothers need during this period is a good rest. Therefore, mothers who have this kind of situation are best to stay in bed for three days, and then slowly recover. It is best not to work too hard during this period.

During the long period of pregnancy, mothers need to adjust their state, cultivate their character, and make their hearts more peaceful and calm. It is best not to look at your phone often during pregnancy. If you feel bored, you can go online to buy a few books you like to borrow, to kill some boring time, at the same time expand your knowledge and enrich your life. And you can also do some light fitness exercises.

Do cervical polyps affect pregnancy?

Experts point out that cervical polyps can reduce sperm motility and block sperm from entering the uterine cavity, thus affecting pregnancy. For women who want to get pregnant, the question they are concerned about is whether cervical polyps will affect pregnancy. Of course, there are also negative effects on pregnancy. Polyps located at the cervical opening will block some sperm from entering the uterine cavity, which will inevitably reduce the amount of sperm and reduce the chance of pregnancy. The essence of cervical polyps is inflammation of the cervix, which usually produces a lot of inflammatory secretions. These secretions containing a large amount of red and white blood cells and bacteria can destroy the physiological environment in the vagina, reduce sperm motility and shorten survival time. Cervical polyps can also cause the mucus at the cervical opening to form a mucus plug, which in turn blocks sperm from entering the uterine cavity and affects pregnancy. Cervical polyps also have a certain adverse effect on the delivery of pregnant women. If cervical polyps are found, polypectomy should be performed immediately, and the time should be within one month before the pregnant woman gives birth. If the pregnant woman gives birth soon after the excision, the newly healed wound will produce slight bleeding due to the dilation of the cervical opening. If the excision time is long and the wound is well healed, bleeding will not occur easily. If the excision is clean, it will not affect pregnancy. Because of this, it is very bad for women with cervical polyps to get pregnant. Therefore, if you have cervical polyps, you must receive timely and comprehensive treatment. At present, the LEEP knife minimally invasive treatment used in Shishi Kedun Hospital is a relatively advanced technology in China for the treatment of cervical polyps.