 a history of ectopic pregnancy, adnexal inflammation and assisted reproductive conception, bleeding requires immediate medical treatment.
Hydatidiform mole is relatively rare, named from its appearance. Pregnant objects are blisters of different sizes, with pedicles connected and grapes in appearance. Most vaginal bleeding occurs 8 ~ 12 weeks after menopause, with a small amount and a gradual increase. When hydatidiform mole grows rapidly, it will cause lower abdominal pain, blood hCG level is significantly higher than normal pregnancy, and B-ultrasound examination can help diagnose the disease.
Although bleeding during pregnancy is always worrying, But don’t panic when you meet, Learn to observe the nature and amount of bleeding. If it is drip or small bleeding during early pregnancy, you don’t need to worry too much. They may last for a few hours or a day or two and then stop. They will not affect the development of the embryo and the continuation of pregnancy. They are a very small episode in the whole pregnancy and will pass quickly. However, if bleeding continues to increase or is accompanied by abdominal pain, tissue is discharged with the blood or bleeding in the middle and third trimester of pregnancy, you must seek medical treatment in time .
Do not use tampons or other articles to stop bleeding after bleeding, so as not to cause infection or abortion. Sanitary napkins should be used, which can help estimate the amount of bleeding. When going to the hospital, take clothes stained with blood or cushions with blood accumulation, etc. If there is a large amount of bleeding, collect the blood in containers or sealed bags as much as possible and take it to the doctor.
What questions will doctors ask when they go to see a doctor?
There are many reasons for bleeding during pregnancy, and doctors may ask these questions in order to obtain comprehensive information :
- How long have you been pregnant? Have you had vaginal bleeding this time or before? When did what start bleeding? Is the bleeding intermittent or persistent? What is the amount of bleeding? What’s the color of the blood? Is there any pain or colic? Do you feel weak or weak? Do you feel dizzy? Do you have nausea, vomiting or diarrhea? Do you have a fever? Have you ever fallen or suffered any other injuries? Is there any physical activity abnormality? Have you had any extra stress lately? When was the last time you had sex? Is there any bleeding after that? … …
Pregnancy is a very delicate and complicated process. Mothers-to-be can not only experience the changes inside the body and the joy of giving birth to new life, but also may experience the magic of life. Therefore, keep a happy mood, be prepared to overcome all difficulties and welcome the coming of small life.