Bleeding in 3rd month of pregnancy

Many women will experience bleeding in the third month of pregnancy. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by pregnancy reaction, it may be caused by external stimulation, or it may be caused by disease in the uterus. Facing this situation, people need to pay special attention. Here is a detailed introduction to what is going on with bleeding in the third month of pregnancy?

Causes of bleeding during pregnancy

1. Pregnancy-related conditions

Vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy, even if it is related to the pregnancy, is not necessarily a cause for concern. But we must pay attention, even a little bleeding should not be underestimated.

2. Physical situation

Unlike before pregnancy, the uterus and abdominal cavity are in a state of congestion after pregnancy, and even slight stimulation may cause bleeding. But through examination, most of the bleeding is physical bleeding and there is no need to worry.

3. Conditions caused by uterine diseases

Even if you are not pregnant, bleeding may occur occasionally, for example, uterine disease can cause bleeding. In this case, treatment should be based on a comprehensive assessment of the amount of bleeding and the severity of the disease.

What should I do if I bleed during more than 3 months of pregnancy?

The most basic thing about bleeding in early pregnancy is to distinguish whether there is a possibility of threatened miscarriage or miscarriage. Depending on the results, the treatment methods are completely different. Go to the hospital for a check-up. If the bleeding is caused by physical stimulation of the vaginal mucosa, cervical polyps or cervical erosion, they are not symptoms of threatened abortion, so as long as the bleeding is not persistent, there is no need to worry. Even so, once bleeding occurs, 4-5 days of rest and quiet is necessary.

If bleeding continues to occur more frequently, there may be other reasons, so it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up during this period. If excessive bleeding is caused by cervical polyps, it will harm the health of the pregnant woman, and you should check whether it is necessary to remove it. If the subchorionic blood clot becomes a large clot and causes excessive bleeding, there is a risk of complete detachment of the chorion. Once it is completely detached, oxygen and nutrients will most likely not be delivered to the fetus, so this situation should be diagnosed as threatened abortion.