Why bleeding occurs during pregnancy

During pregnancy, algunas some vaginal bleeding may occur . Depending on the moment in which they occur and the amount of bleeding that is, they will indicate one or another thing. In fact, vaginal bleeding during pregnancy can range from mild or normal to severe or even a symptom of miscarriage. Th

During pregnancy, algunas some vaginal bleeding may occur . Depending on the moment in which they occur and the amount of bleeding that is, they will indicate one or another thing. In fact, vaginal bleeding during pregnancy can range from mild or normal to severe or even a symptom of miscarriage.The midwife

Susana De la Flor , from Cummater, explains to uswhy bleeding occurs during pregnancy and what it can mean. Learn to detect early a serious symptom that indicates something is not working well. Why bleeding occurs during pregnancy and what it means

Bleeding during pregnancy

have an explanation depending on the quarter in which they develop . It is not the same to have a small brown haemorrhage at the beginning of pregnancy (usually means that the fertilized ovum has been implanted correctly in the uterus) than to suffer intense red bleeding in the last trimester of pregnancy. The midwifeSusana De la Flor explains it to us: 'During the first trimester most of the bleeding

are due either to threats of abortion or to implantation hemorrhages that are called. That is to say, when the egg is 'sticking' to the uterus, that sometimes produces a certain hemorrhage. In the second trimester, hemorrhages are usually related to previous placentas or placentas occlusivas that can produce some type of bleeding. And in the third trimester, which is when there is a higher incidence of bleeding outside of abortions, it may be due to a placental abruption, which is a very serious situation, or women who have previous placenta or marginal placenta may also indicate an indication of placental detachment. However, not all vaginal hemorrhages indicate a risk situationfor the pregnant woman. There are also hemorrhages or bleeding that do not have this serious meaning, especially in the third trimester of pregnancy.

'It is very common to bleed, but in a small amount, after sexual intercourse or after a vaginal examination in a control with the gynecologist. These bleeds are more scarce, they can even be the same day or the next day, and the other bleeds that are more serious, are usually similar to a rule. ' Susana De la Flor Matron of Cummater