How to identify polyp bleeding during pregnancy

Some women find that they have cervical polyps and bleeding symptoms during pregnancy. Faced with this kind of cervical polyp bleeding problem, women think they should lie down and rest immediately, and not walk anymore, but they also think that this is too exaggerated and unnecessary. So, can you walk during pregnancy if you have polyps and bleeding?

If polyps bleed during pregnancy, the severity of the bleeding depends on the severity of the bleeding. At this time, the pregnant woman should see a doctor immediately for a detailed examination to find out the size and depth of the polyp, and then the doctor will decide on the corresponding treatment plan and whether the pregnant woman can walk at this time. You need to listen to the doctor in everything and not act arbitrarily on your own.

Although cervical polyps are a problem during pregnancy, they do not necessarily cause great harm to the growth of the fetus, so pregnant women do not need to think too much about it. Cervical polyps can have a great impact on the physical and mental health of pregnant women. Continuous bleeding can easily lead to gynecological problems such as vaginitis, making pregnant women very uncomfortable.

Even during pregnancy, if a woman has cervical polyps, she can consider surgical removal. Surgical treatment of cervical polyps is not difficult and does not require anesthesia or other drugs before surgery, so pregnant women do not need to worry too much about this problem.

If you want to determine whether polyps are bleeding during pregnancy, you need to perform a gynecological examination and expose the cervix with a speculum. If polyps can be seen, you can use a cotton ball to touch the polyps to see if there is bleeding. If no polyps are seen, you can check the position of the placenta with ultrasound. If the placenta is low, it will generally easily cause bleeding during pregnancy. If the placenta is in a normal position and there are no polyps, bleeding during pregnancy is the cause of threatened miscarriage or threatened premature birth. The main treatment for threatened miscarriage or threatened premature birth is to pay attention to rest and preserve the fetus. Hospitalization can also be used for fetal preservation treatment.