Bleeding in early pregnancy without stomach pain

For women who have just become pregnant, the indicators of various fields of the human body are not very stable at this time, especially when the test tube embryo has just implanted in the uterus. A little carelessness may cause the risk of miscarriage. Therefore, female friends need to be very cautious in the early pregnancy, and they need to be more vigilant about the problem of bleeding in early pregnancy. So why is there bleeding in the early pregnancy but no abdominal pain?

(1) Caused by cervical cancer

Regarding the question of what causes bleeding one month into pregnancy, if the pregnant woman has cervical disease problems before pregnancy, such as cervicitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, etc., then during the pregnancy process, due to the stimulation of hormone changes, the capillaries on the surface of the cervix may rupture, causing bleeding.

(2) Ectopic pregnancy

In fact, ectopic pregnancy is the most common cause of bleeding in early pregnancy. This is because after the embryo implants outside the uterus, the embryo is nourished and slowly grows, which causes the walls of both fallopian tubes to swell, and finally leads to ovulation of thickened walls, thus causing bilateral fallopian tube bleeding. At this time, you must go to a reliable hospital for treatment in time to avoid greater risks.

(3) IVF miscarriage

If there are problems with the test tube embryo itself during the development stage, vaginal bleeding may also occur. As for the cause of bleeding one month into pregnancy, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a physical examination and treatment in time to preserve the fetus to avoid the accident of miscarriage.

So how to prevent accidents from happening?

When the test tube embryo has not implanted stably within one month of pregnancy, the pregnant mother needs to be cautious about everything at this time. It is recommended to focus on rest, avoid heavy physical work, pay more attention to nutrition, and avoid external stimulation. These are all very important.