What causes bleeding and back pain during pregnancy?

During pregnancy, the human body will show many manifestations, but some symptoms are normal, and some abnormal manifestations need to be understood in time, and then countermeasures should be taken as soon as possible. Some pregnant women experience back pain and bleeding during pregnancy, which makes them very worried and anxious. So what causes lower back pain and bleeding in early pregnancy?

It is common for pregnant women to experience low back pain in the early stages of pregnancy, which is a normal phenomenon. In the early stages of pregnancy, when the embryo implants in the uterus, the uterus will contract, and the endocrine system of the pregnant woman will change, which may cause low back pain. However, the symptoms are mild. If the condition is serious, you need to see a doctor for treatment.

Bleeding in early pregnancy may be due to embryo implantation. The capillaries at the site of embryo implantation are very rich, but the bleeding will be less and the time will be shorter, generally not more than three days. If the pregnant woman has no other symptoms, there is no need to worry. If the condition is serious, you need to reduce the amount of exercise, rest regularly, and then go to the hospital for a physical examination.

In the early stages of pregnancy, women will experience symptoms of morning sickness and are prone to drowsiness. At this time, they need to protect the fetus and eat light dishes on a daily basis. If their appetite is poor, they should not force themselves to eat, lest the body cannot bear it. If you find any abnormality in your body, you can go to the hospital for examination to prevent any danger to the fetus.

Bleeding and back pain during pregnancy should be considered as miscarriage. An ultrasound examination should be performed immediately to determine the specific condition of the fetus and whether tocolytic treatment is needed. If you need to maintain pregnancy, you should stay in bed and rest. Avoid strenuous activities and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse. If it is early pregnancy, the progesterone level should also be tested to determine whether progesterone supplementation is needed to maintain the fetus based on the progesterone level. It is also best to take some pregnancy-protecting medicine. According to the examination results, if there is no need to preserve the fetus, a uterine curettage should be performed immediately.