Bleeding thought to be menstruation but actually pregnancy

Under normal circumstances, there will be no vaginal bleeding and menstruation after pregnancy. If vaginal bleeding occurs and you think it is your period but is actually pregnancy, you should consider ectopic pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, or threatened miscarriage in early pregnancy. It is necessary to do chorionic gonadotropin test and B-ultrasound examination to determine the cause of vaginal bleeding. If it is a threatened abortion, you need to take progesterone, rest in bed, and observe the fetus. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, it can be observed and there is no need to solve it temporarily. For ectopic pregnancy, choose surgical treatment or conservative treatment based on the actual test index values.

Vaginal bleeding occurred when it was time for her period, but it was different from previous periods. Later, laboratory tests showed that she was pregnant because she had had sex during her ovulation period after her previous period and was already pregnant. The bleeding this time was abnormal bleeding and not her period.

This condition is caused by insufficient estrogen. It is recommended to have a blood test to check the blood HCG and progesterone levels, and then give corresponding treatment based on the results. Also, to eliminate the possibility of ectopic pregnancy, have a blood test for HCG, and check again every other day. If the blood HCG value does not double the next day, you should be highly alert to the possibility of ectopic pregnancy and can be hospitalized for observation.

Bleeding after pregnancy is an abnormal reaction. The common causes mainly include: 1. Bleeding symptoms occur within 35 days of pregnancy, which is mostly considered to be ectopic pregnancy. It is due to various reasons that the resulting sperm and egg cannot form a normal embryo or the embryo cannot grow successfully after implantation; 2. If bleeding occurs around 40 days of pregnancy, it is generally considered that it is due to various reasons during pregnancy that cause abnormal embryo development and symptoms of miscarriage, or bleeding caused by ectopic pregnancy. Color Doppler ultrasound examination, HCG and progesterone level tests, etc. are needed for comprehensive analysis to confirm the diagnosis.