Bright red bleeding during early pregnancy

It is well known that women generally do not have menstrual periods after pregnancy, which means that there will be no vaginal bleeding. Of course, this is not an absolute phenomenon. Everyone's body is different, so the symptoms they experience will also be different. Generally, women in the early stages of pregnancy may experience bleeding or threatened miscarriage due to the instability of the fetus, and bright red blood may appear. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in any case.

Refers to the 1st to 3rd month of pregnancy. Vaginal bleeding is a common problem in the early stages of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, when the embryo is not stable, it is more likely to cause miscarriage. At this time, you need to stay in bed and ask a professional doctor for assistance. Bright red blood is not good for expectant mothers, and you must go to the hospital for treatment immediately. If the vaginal discharge is brown, it is recommended to stay in bed. Generally speaking, the bleeding situation can be improved, but whether the blood is brown or bright red, you must let the doctor know so that you can get help in time.

One thing to note is that regardless of the color of the blood, if abnormal bleeding occurs once a day, you must stay in bed for three days, avoid sit-ups and other exercises that use the abdomen, and avoid holding urine, constipation and other situations that increase intra-abdominal pressure.

Generally speaking, the most common causes of vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy are:

Physiological bleeding: After conception, some women will still have a small amount of bleeding during the menstrual period, generally without other accompanying symptoms (such as abdominal pain, menstrual discomfort). This may just be a physiological reaction to the implantation of the fertilized egg. This situation does not require treatment, just keep the vulva clean.

Abortion: When the decidua basalis bleeds, the placenta and uterine wall are separated and the uterus is stimulated, which causes the uterus to contract, the cervix to dilate, and blood to flow out of the uterus. This bleeding is often accompanied by lower abdominal pain, the amount of bleeding increases from a little to a lot, the color changes from dark to red, and the abdominal pain gradually develops from dull pain to more severe pain.

Ectopic pregnancy: When the fertilized egg develops to a certain extent, the fallopian tube wall will rupture and bleed. Since this bleeding flows into the abdominal cavity, vaginal bleeding may not be much. However, this kind of blood loss often causes syncope, shock, etc. If treatment is not timely, it may cause the patient's death.

Molar pregnancy: Molar pregnancy abortion usually begins 2-3 months after amenorrhea. Bleeding is usually intermittent and small amounts, but some may have repeated heavy bleeding.

Too much fatigue: If a pregnant woman is too tired or has high work pressure in the early stage, it may also cause a small amount of vaginal bleeding.

I suggest you have a detailed examination and treat the disease accordingly after confirming the specific cause.