What's the matter with bloodshot at 21 weeks?

At the 21st week of pregnancy, the pregnant woman is in the middle stage of pregnancy. In comparison, the middle stage of pregnancy is relatively stable. There are not many pregnancy reactions like in the early stage of pregnancy, nor are there many risks like in the late stage of pregnancy. However, some pregnant women have a small amount of blood in the vagina at 21 weeks of pregnancy. This problem should be taken seriously. In addition to considering some gynecological disease factors, the possibility of threatened abortion should also be considered.

What's the matter with bloodshot at 21 weeks?

I am 21 weeks pregnant and have had bloody vaginal discharge a few times, mostly after constipation. But today I don’t seem to be constipated, and I have pink or brown leucorrhea. I don’t know what’s going on. I don’t have any abdominal pain. I had an ultrasound at 19 weeks and nothing happened!

Normal vaginal discharge should be transparent, jelly-like or light yellow paste, but never mixed with blood. If the naked eye can see blood in vaginal discharge, it is definitely an abnormal phenomenon. In mild cases, it may be cervical inflammation. Due to congestion of blood vessels,

Bloody leucorrhea, leucorrhea mixed with blood. If bloody leucorrhea appears in the middle of the menstrual cycle, it is considered to be related to ovulation bleeding. If there are no discomfort symptoms, no treatment is necessary.

If it is not ovulation bleeding, it is considered to be related to gynecological inflammation

Bloody discharge is often a sign of genital tract bleeding. The redder the color and the greater the amount, the more severe the bleeding. Young women are mostly caused by infection and trauma;

The blood in leucorrhea may come from: bleeding from cervical inflammation, bleeding from endometrial lesions, and breakthrough bleeding during ovulation, etc. Go to the hospital for a check-up to find out if there are any inflammatory lesions of the cervix.

If you are sure that your period has ended but there is blood, you should take it seriously! If you experience abnormal vaginal discharge, such as an unexplained increase in discharge, or changes in color, texture, or odor, you should be alert and go to a regular hospital for examination immediately. Perform routine examination of leucorrhea, check the site of inflammation and give symptomatic treatment.

If you are unmarried, you should first pay attention to personal hygiene, keep your genitals clean, avoid spicy foods, get enough rest, and don't overwork.

At the same time, you should seek medical attention in a timely manner, find out the cause of the disease under the guidance of a doctor, and make timely causal treatment and treatment to achieve early detection, early prevention, early treatment, and early recovery. Never blindly abuse drugs.