Most women expect pregnancy to go on without bleeding from the opening of the vagina. Contrary to expectation, when such sudden bleeding occurs, rapid medical intervention is needed to avoid problems that threaten fetal safety or pregnancy, and may have a significant impact However, if there is good health care, the effect of such bleeding in the first stage of pregnancy is quite different from its effect in the late stages of pregnancy through the nature of the treatment and causes of bleeding. Pregnancy bleeding is defined as a condition that affects the wall of the vagina itself, Bleeding associated with the menstrual cycle, has been Intermittent hemorrhage may be caused by endometriosis, possibly from the cervix, but rarely occurs in the fallopian tube. Bleeding may result from intercourse, hormonal or organic problems, genital infection, or In the abdomen, such bleeding may occur for any age group, but most likely, according to studies, it affects women in the stage of despair.
Bleeding may result either from pathological causes of the female reproductive system or physiological causes, such as cervical or fallopian tubes, and external fertilization, and may be due to disorders in the secretion of certain hormones, or possibly due to diseases transmitted during intercourse, such as gonorrhea, Diseases caused by sexual infection, hypothyroidism, menopause, vaginal infections, polycystic ovaries, pelvic inflammatory disease or endometrial tumors or cancers. It may be caused by sexual practices such as hymen removal of young girls, Or severe bleeding from a The vaginal bleeding in the pregnant woman may result from traffic accidents or abdominal wounds, or by the introduction of foreign objects into the vagina, either from girls or older women, to practice masturbation.
Another type of hemorrhage may occur, often associated with menstruation. This bleeding is called “bleeding of the implant”, which is bleeding when the embryo is implanted in the uterus wall. This type of confusion may occur in pregnant women, especially if it is considered mild menstruation. Bleeding may not be considered a vaginal bleeding that threatens the pregnancy process. If bleeding is accompanied by contractions in the uterine wall, the doctor may resort to so-called “abortions” if necessary, in order to ensure the safety of the pregnant woman. .
Vaginal bleeding may have several long-term effects, depending largely on how to deal with the current bleeding (pregnancy), whether it is treated to maintain the pregnancy or can not be treated, and this is the most prominent factor at this stage,