Bleeding in Pregnancy

Bleeding in pregnancy is a disorder that would make you worry. Worried that something would happen that are not desirable in the fetus. Bleeding did not necessarily symptoms of miscarriage, but it should be noted, too!

Bleeding can indeed occur at any time during pregnancy. In the first trimester of pregnancy there are four types of bleeding that can occur:

1. Imminent abortion. The bleeding in the uterus that would cause the release of a little blood, but the embryo intact and safe.
2. InsipientAbortion. This bleeding is followed by more heartburn feeling, the embryo is still intact but has occurred opening of the uterus.
3. Incomplete abortion. It was a lot of bleeding and can cause shock. Embryos already out although there was still some left in the womb.
4. Pregnancy outside the womb, 95% case may be embryo attached to the oviduct (fallopian tube). If there is, an action that must be done is an operation to remove the fetus and the torn up the oviduct.

In the second and third trimester of pregnancy, bleeding can occur due to:

• The placental position is covering the birth canal. The symptom is bleeding without pain.
• Placenta separated in which the placenta sticking partially torn or loose. The symptom is bleeding in the form of dark red blood spots.

No one has found an effective prevention to overcome this condition. But if pregnant women have bleeding, soon overcome by:

• Lie down with your feet higher than the shoulders.
• Rest until bleeding is reduced.
• Stop doing heavy physical activity, such as lifting weights.
• Contact your doctor if blood came out quite a lot immediately.

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