How much redness is usually seen?

Delivery is a stage in the late pregnancy when a woman needs to give birth. This stage is very critical. Before delivery, the amniotic fluid may rupture or spotting may occur. Generally, the amount of spotting before delivery is a small amount of bleeding, and pregnant women need to go to the hospital for treatment and observation in advance.

How much blood is usually seen before delivery?

The amount of bloody show before delivery is a small amount of vaginal bleeding. Within 24-48 hours before a woman gives birth, the cervix begins to move, the uterine wall separates from the fetal membrane next to the cervix, breaking the capillaries, and a small amount of blood is discharged through the vagina, which is called "bloody show". Delivery will occur 2-3 days after spotting, but some pregnant women do not give birth even after spotting for a week. This is related to the maturity of the pregnant woman's cervix, whether the fetal head is in the pelvis, and the pregnant woman's vaginitis and cervicitis. Therefore, when a pregnant woman sees spotting, she should go to the hospital for relevant examinations and then decide whether to be hospitalized.

Generally speaking, the amount of blood seen during labor is not much, usually less than normal menstruation. Once the mother sees blood during labor, it means that she is about to give birth. Generally speaking, the baby will be born within the next 24 to 48 hours. Of course, there are big differences between women in terms of bleeding during labor. Some women may have only a little blood, while others may have a heavier amount, but no matter what the case, the amount of blood during labor will almost never exceed the normal menstrual volume.

If the expectant mother has spotting during labor, and the amount of blood is relatively large, even exceeding the normal menstrual volume, then this situation requires special vigilance and she must go to the hospital for medical treatment in time, because too much spotting of blood may indicate heavy bleeding during delivery. Heavy bleeding is very dangerous and may threaten the life of both the mother and the baby.

Spotting during labor generally refers to spotting during the late stages of pregnancy. Spotting occurs before 28 weeks of pregnancy, but the symptoms of miscarriage are now present. Once threatened abortion occurs with spotting, you need to go to the hospital immediately to preserve the fetus. As long as the measures are reasonable, the fetus can be saved even after spotting.