Three months and five days pregnant, a little blood

Pregnancy is a very important event in a woman's life, so she pays close attention to some things during the pregnancy. Some people will find some blood in their vagina when they are more than three months pregnant. Many people will think they have accidentally miscarried after finding the blood. But in addition to miscarriage, uterine erosion and placenta previa are some of the causes of vaginal bleeding. When you encounter this situation, you must keep a good attitude, carefully compare your own situation, and prescribe the right medicine.

1. Bleeding due to miscarriage: In the early stages of a woman’s pregnancy, bleeding due to miscarriage is a common occurrence. In fact, there are many reasons for this phenomenon, such as fetal chromosomal abnormalities, congenital uterine developmental abnormalities, immune system problems, and external force impact, all of which may cause this phenomenon. Because the embryo implantation is not very stable before the placenta is fully formed, many reasons can cause miscarriage.

2. Uterine erosion: When women bleed in early pregnancy, many people will ignore the problems on the cervix. However, if the patient's cervix is ​​severely inflamed and forms cervical erosion, or if the patient already has cervical polyps, hormonal changes after pregnancy may cause surface capillaries to rupture and cause bleeding. Therefore, if you experience bleeding during pregnancy, you must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

3. Placenta previa: Generally speaking, during a normal pregnancy, the placenta will attach to the front, top and back walls of the uterine wall. If the placenta is attached to the uterus too low, it will cover the internal opening of the cervix and block the presenting part of the fetus. This is called placenta previa. Once this happens, the uterus will increase in size as the pregnancy progresses and the placenta will rise, so many women will experience vaginal bleeding due to this condition.