How to protect the fetus during mid-pregnancy bleeding

If a pregnant woman has entered the fourth month of pregnancy, she is in the second trimester. In the second trimester, many symptoms of the early pregnancy will gradually disappear, such as some common pregnancy reactions, or psychological tension, etc. In addition, the second trimester is the period when the fetus develops the fastest, which will make the pregnant woman's belly grow bigger and bigger. However, bleeding may also occur. So how to protect the fetus during the second trimester?

First, how to protect the fetus during mid-pregnancy bleeding? In order to do a good job of protecting the fetus, we must first understand the cause of bleeding. Ectopic pregnancy. An ectopic pregnancy refers to a fertilized egg implanting outside the uterus. Such an embryo cannot develop normally, and the ratio of estrogen and progesterone in the female body will change, leading to irregular vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain. Early miscarriage. Under normal circumstances, bleeding should not occur during pregnancy. However, if bleeding still occurs in the second trimester after excluding ectopic pregnancy, it may be considered as early miscarriage, so you should go to the hospital to ask the doctor for diagnosis and protect the fetus in time.

Second, it is caused by improper implantation position. The normal implantation site of a fertilized egg should be inside the uterus, but some embryos implant on the cervix or uterine horn, which prevents the embryo from growing and developing normally and leads to miscarriage, which manifests as bleeding. In addition to the fertilized egg, there is also the problem of placental implantation. Some placentas are implanted too low, for example, they are attached to the lower part of the uterus, or even the edge of the placenta is close to the internal os of the cervix. As the pregnancy progresses, painless vaginal bleeding will occur during pregnancy.

How to protect the fetus during mid-pregnancy bleeding? Seek medical attention promptly and find out the cause. Since bleeding has various causes, it is difficult to judge the type of bleeding and how serious it is based solely on the color and amount of bleeding. If bleeding occurs, do not judge yourself. It is very important to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Sometimes there is blood mixed in the urine. Please pay attention to it. For example, if it is brown, khaki or pink, it is a sign of bleeding. In addition, whether the bleeding is accompanied by other symptoms such as abdominal pain is also a reference indicator. Rest and recuperate. Once bleeding occurs, 4-5 days of rest and quiet is necessary. If you continue to have more frequent bleeding, there may be other reasons, so it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up during this period.