Bleeding is a condition that can occur at the beginning, in
the middle, at the end of pregnancy, in every period. Bleeding is a condition
that must be consulted with a doctor. Bleeding can occur in various quantities
and colors. Sometimes it can be in the form of a few drops or spotting,
sometimes pink, sometimes brown, red.
Causes of
bleeding:
There are different causes of bleeding, depending on the
period of pregnancy. The most common cause of bleeding in the first trimester
of pregnancy is its miscarriage. In addition, bleeding may occur in cases such
as mole pregnancy and ectopic pregnancy. Hemorrhages that occur later and later
in pregnancy may have different causes, such as placenta previa, detachment,
bleeding due to the onset of birth.
Hemorrhage-induced bleeding and urinary bleeding can
sometimes be confused with vaginal bleeding.
Bleeding not related to pregnancy: Some of the bleeding that
occurs during pregnancy may not be related to pregnancy. These can be due to
bleeding of the wound in the cervix, polyps in the cervix, some masses in the
vagina.
The treatment of a pregnant woman with bleeding can vary a
lot according to criteria such as how many weeks of pregnancy, the cause of
bleeding, and the condition of the mother and baby. You can also find
information about their treatment in the headings where the bleeding conditions
are described above.
Bleeding that occurs in advanced pregnancy months (between
28th week and birth) is called antepartum bleeding. The most common cause of
antepartum hemorrhage is detachment placenta. Other causes may be placenta
previa, vasa previa, uterine rupture. Non-obstetric causes such as cervical
lesions, polyps, vaginal neoplasms can also cause bleeding.
It is not possible to predict how many days the bleeding that
occurs during pregnancy will last. While some bleeding lasts a single time or a
day, some bleeding can continue for a few days or a few weeks without
interruption. However, most bleeding usually stops within 3-5 days. The higher
the amount of bleeding and the longer the duration, the more dangerous it poses
for pregnancy.
Does
bleeding at the beginning or first month of pregnancy cause miscarriage?
The most common cause of bleeding in the first weeks and
first months of pregnancy is the threat of miscarriage. If this type of
bleeding is excessive, it may result in pregnancy termination and loss.
However, in cases of minor bleeding, miscarriage is not generally observed. In
this process, pregnancy is followed periodically by examination and ultrasound.
Is it
possible to predict when bleeding will occur during pregnancy?
It is not possible to understand that there will be bleeding
during pregnancy in the first months or in the last months by prior examination
or ultrasound. Especially in the first months, following pregnancy and
ultrasounds are completely normal, bleeding starts suddenly in the following
weeks, it is not possible to see the reason causing these bleeding in advance.
Rarely, hematoma, placenta previa, etc. These abnormalities are seen on
ultrasound in pregnancies with abnormal conditions, and it may be estimated
that there may be bleeding related to it in the coming weeks, but these are
rare conditions, and most of the bleeding does not have a pre-suspicious
condition.
Do those
who experience bleeding during pregnancy also live in subsequent pregnancy?
Most bleeding during pregnancy is not due to a recurrent
factor, so there is no need to worry about recurrence and endangering pregnancy
in later pregnancy. Incidentally, recurrence may occur in subsequent
pregnancies, in this case, measures and treatments will be applied in the same
way.
Is brown
bleeding dangerous during pregnancy?
Brown bleeding usually indicates that the bleeding has
decreased and the old blood that has accumulated inside has flowed out. Red
bleeding indicates more active and new bleeding. The more red and the amount of
bleeding, the more dangerous it is usually. Brown, yellow, small amounts of
bleeding such as sticky discharge are less dangerous signs.
-REDNESS IN HANDS IN PREGNANCY
-NUMBNESS IN HANDS IN PREGNANCY
-GAS PAIN IN PREGNANCY
-DYSPEPSIA IN PREGNANCY
-BLOOD IN URINE IN PREGNANCY
-CONSTIPATION AND HEMOROID IN PREGNANCY
-BLEEDING IN PREGNANCY
-ABDOMINAL CRACKS IN PREGNANCY
