I just found out I'm pregnant and I'm bleeding

At the beginning of pregnancy, the expectant mother's heart is full of hope and love for the baby. At this time, if the expectant mother encounters bleeding, she will be very worried and will be anxious for the baby. Yes, bleeding during pregnancy may be a sign of miscarriage, but it does not necessarily mean miscarriage. You still need to go to the hospital for diagnosis for the detailed situation.

What should I do if I have a little bleeding soon after pregnancy?

If you experience bleeding in early pregnancy, you should go to the hospital outpatient clinic immediately. Pregnant women should pay special attention to their physical condition during pregnancy, deal with any abnormal conditions in a timely manner, and go to the hospital for regular check-ups and treatments in time. Try not to take essential over-the-counter home medications. If you need to take medication during pregnancy, be sure to follow the doctor's instructions. Even if you have a minor fever or cold, you should not take medication on your own. A small amount of vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy before 12 weeks does not need to be panic. If B-ultrasound has confirmed intrauterine pregnancy, there is a high possibility of threatened abortion. You can stay in bed temporarily and pay attention to the bleeding. If vaginal bleeding is severe, you should go to the hospital for outpatient treatment immediately.

One thing is very important, if some rotten meat-like tissue is discharged during bleeding, do not throw it away. You can soak it in pure wine or ethanol and send it to the hospital to assess whether it is pregnancy material. This is critical for diagnosis and management, and can avoid unnecessary curettage.

There are many reasons for bleeding in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy. It may be a precursor to late miscarriage and premature birth, a low placenta, rupture of the blood sinuses at the edge of the embryo, or placental abruption. Regardless of the reason for the bleeding, you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately. Because even if it is a sign of late miscarriage or premature birth, due to the long gestational age, once the condition develops, internal bleeding may occur at any time. If the bleeding is caused by fetal factors, it will be more serious and may seriously endanger the lives of pregnant women and fetuses.

Is bleeding normal during early pregnancy?

Since puberty, women have their periods every month. This is a normal phenomenon caused by the shedding of the uterine wall. Once pregnant, women generally do not experience bleeding during pregnancy. However, some pregnant women find that they have a small amount of bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy and feel very worried and at a loss. So, is this normal?

1. If you have just been diagnosed with pregnancy and the bleeding at the implantation site of the fetus has not yet been determined, the general obstetrician and gynecologist will first arrange an ultrasound to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. If the gestational age has exceeded seven weeks, but the fetal sac in the uterus is still not seen, and there is abnormal bleeding, it is necessary to suspect whether there is an ectopic pregnancy.

2. In addition, ectopic pregnancy may also cause vaginal bleeding after menopause, but it should be distinguished from threatened abortion. Because the treatment criteria for these two conditions are very different after diagnosis, once an ectopic pregnancy is diagnosed, surgical treatment should be performed immediately.

3. After the doctor has ruled out the bleeding caused by miscarriage, premature ejaculation, or ectopic pregnancy, he believes that it is the physiological need for the embryo to implant, or it may be early pregnancy bleeding suppressed by the body.