What is the cause of bleeding in 4 months of pregnancy?

Pregnant women need to be cautious at all times during pregnancy, as any action may pose a threat to the safety of the fetus. Therefore, every pregnant woman is worried during pregnancy, fearing that the fetus may be in danger. There are also some pregnant women who are very careful, but accidents still happen. What is the reason for bleeding in the fourth month of pregnancy?

A normal pregnancy should not involve spotting or bleeding. If bleeding occurs during the fourth month of pregnancy, it is a sign of miscarriage. The condition of the fetus will be very dangerous and may result in miscarriage at any time. Bleeding may be caused by the separation of the embryo from the endometrium, but the degree of separation is different. If the bleeding is heavy, it proves to be an emergency and requires immediate medical attention to preserve the fetus.

When bleeding occurs during pregnancy, pregnant women should be more cautious about their behavior. They should stay in bed and rest, and not walk around casually. If you walk around casually, you will increase the risk of miscarriage. Especially when defecating, pregnant women are also advised to do it in bed, because defecation will require force, and squatting may accelerate miscarriage.

Rest is not just about physical and mental stillness, but also about mental stillness. Pregnant women should not be too anxious at this time. If they are nervous and anxious, their endocrine system will be affected, which is very bad for the fetus. You should not be overly excited or sad, as emotional ups and downs will also cause an unsatisfactory pregnancy.

Prenatal pregnancy spotting

Prenatal bleeding is a signal before delivery. In the 24 to 48 hours before delivery, as the cervix begins to move, the placenta around the cervix separates from the endometrium at that point, the capillaries rupture and a small amount of blood is discharged through the vagina and mixed with the mucus in the cervical canal and discharged. This strong mucus discharged from the vagina is "pregnancy spotting". Generally speaking, the pain will begin within 24 hours after the onset of bleeding, and the woman will enter the delivery stage. However, some women may give birth a few days or even a week after the onset of bleeding.