How long does it take for internal bleeding to start?

There are many diseases in women's bodies, especially gynecological diseases. Gynecological diseases are generally located inside the body, and regular physical examinations are required to prevent any abnormalities. Pregnant women in particular should pay more attention to their bodies. Sometimes internal bleeding may be found during physical examinations. At this time, you should pay attention to it. It is treatable. So how long will it take for internal bleeding to occur?

It should be vaginal bleeding caused by internal examination. If it is spotting, it means that uterine contractions are about to start. Generally, uterine contractions will start 24 to 48 hours after spotting. Today is the due date, and uterine contractions may occur at any time. If you have intermittent stomach pain, you should go to the hospital for delivery. In addition, if labor has not started for more than three days before the due date, you should also go to the hospital for a prenatal check-up. If there are any abnormal conditions during this period, you should seek medical attention in time. At the same time, you should drink more water, avoid having low amniotic fluid, lie on your left side, pay attention to fetal movements, etc.

After internal examination, some bleeding may occur due to stimulation. If there are no other symptoms, it is not a sign of delivery. When the due date arrives, if you have regular uterine contractions or water breaking, you should go to the hospital immediately to prepare for delivery.

Seeing blood is a sign of labor, and labor usually starts with uterine contractions within 24-48 hours. It is recommended to wait until you have regular uterine contractions, that is, regular abdominal pain, and then go to the hospital to wait for delivery. However, if your water breaks, you should be hospitalized as soon as possible. For now, you can just observe.

When the obstetrician does internal examination, the pregnant woman will definitely feel pain, especially those who are afraid of pain. In fact, the doctor will try to be gentler during the examination, but no matter how gentle the movement is, the pregnant woman will still feel pain. These are all normal phenomena. It’s okay, just relax. This kind of pain is much better than the pain of uterine contractions. Most pregnant women will have a little vaginal bleeding during internal examination. This is normal because the cervical mucosa bleeds when the doctor examines the cervix.

Generally speaking, if the internal examination is done gently and there is no abrasion, there will be no bleeding. It is recommended to relax mentally, pay attention to nutritious diet and rest. If you have regular uterine contractions or spotting, go to the hospital for examination in time.