Will I still bleed when I'm pregnant?

Being pregnant is a very happy thing for women, but for many women, the pregnancy process becomes very difficult due to various reasons, and in serious cases, even miscarriage and other consequences may occur. It causes great mental and physical damage to women's lives. For example, the symptom of lower body bleeding after pregnancy is quite common and dangerous. Let’s take a look at whether bleeding will still occur during pregnancy? I hope you all understand.

Bleeding in early pregnancy is a symptom of pregnancy. There are many causes: fetal chromosomal abnormalities, maternal hormone disorders, congenital uterine developmental abnormalities or acquired defects, immune system problems, viral infections, pregnant women suffering from chronic diseases (such as heart disease, kidney disease and blood diseases), overwork, excessive stress, too intense sexual life, external impact, environmental pollution, improper use of medication, smoking, drinking, excessive caffeine intake or other foods that promote uterine contractions, etc.

1. What are the causes of bleeding during pregnancy?

Under normal circumstances, there is no bleeding during pregnancy. There are many reasons for bleeding after pregnancy, such as threatened abortion, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole and cervical lesions. The most common clinical cause is threatened abortion. Before the placenta is fully formed, embryo implantation is not stable, so many factors can cause miscarriage. When miscarriage occurs, the embryo and the uterine wall will separate to varying degrees. Once the blood vessels at the separation surface rupture, vaginal bleeding symptoms will occur.

2. Can I keep the baby if I have bleeding during pregnancy?

A small number of women will find that there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding during the menstrual cycle in the early stages of pregnancy. Many pregnant women worry that this is a sign of miscarriage and become anxious and panicky. If you find this situation, you should first stabilize your emotions. Vaginal bleeding is not an isolated phenomenon. Many pregnant women have experienced it during pregnancy, and for some people, vaginal bleeding will continue throughout the pregnancy. This is not a symptom specific to threatened abortion. Many gynecological diseases can cause similar symptoms. In principle, if you do not have any discomfort symptoms such as abdominal pain or other abnormalities, you do not need to do a vaginal examination. However, in order to make a clear diagnosis, a gynecological examination can be performed under sterile operation.

It is true that many unexpected symptoms will appear after pregnancy, which requires us to stay calm and seek medical attention in time if any problems occur.