How to handle bleeding during pregnancy

Bleeding in Pregnancy

Pregnancy is the time during which a woman conceives one or more offspring in her womb. Sometimes, a woman may face vaginal bleeding during her pregnancy. In the first trimester when the pregnancy has just begun, a little bleeding is considered to be normal. But continued bleeding can be a risk and needs evaluation by a physician as soon as possible. The Maternity Hospitals in Delhi aims to provide best care and facilities to both mother and offspring. You can get yourself an appointment in Delhi maternity hospitals if you suffer any such problem during pregnancy.

Controlling the normal bleeding –

If the bleeding occurs in a normal way, it can be controlled by making a few changes in your everyday routine and lifestyle. These ways include-

  1. Know the amount of blood loss – Remember to keep a track on the amount of blood loss even during your early pregnancy days. While diagnosis, tell your doctor the appropriate blood loss amount for getting a better treatment. Use sanitary pads to record how many pads you use in 24 hours. Also, take note of the color of your blood and also the presence of any blood clots or other tissue masses.

 

  1. Avoid Intercourse – In case you experience bleeding during pregnancy, try to avoid the sexual intercourse with your partner. Get a suggestion from the doctor to know for the safe time to have sex. Intercourse might induce vaginal bleeding.

 

  1. Take proper bed rest –Take complete bed rest during the early pregnancy days to avoid any kind of mishap. Physicians suggest bed rest to stop bleeding in earlier days.

 

  1. Have proper amount of water –Drink either 8 glasses of water or more to keep your body hydrated. An adequate amount of water is required by your body during the bleeding episode. Try to drink more fluids to balance the fluid loss from your body through bleeding.

 

  1. Avoid lifting weights –Avoid lifting heavy weights or doing heavy work during your pregnancy. Do not indulge in the exercises like running, cycling or weightlifting. The physical practices can damage the newly formed blood vessels in the placenta.

 

Medical Assistance for continuous bleeding – If the bleeding is accompanied by pain, cramps, fever or fainting, contact a physician immediately. You should seek medical help whenever you face the following problems –

  • You experience a heavy blood flow that is more than the usual menstrual bleeding.
  • You suffer pain and cramps during early pregnancy as it may indicate a miscarriage. And also the cramps in the third trimester, as it may be the indication of your body going into labor.
  • If your body temperature is higher than the normal, seek the medical help immediately as it may be the sign of uterus infection.
  • If you feel dizziness or faint symptoms frequently, contact your physician.

Take proper rest, do not undertake strenuous exercise, drink lots of water and take no stress during pregnancy. Take proper medical help from a good physician and follow the given instructions properly. You can get the best help at the Maternity Hospitals in Delhi and get a proper treatment in case of miscarriage or natural abortion. Follow the advice of the doctor for a healthy body and healthy child.

 

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Ruchi Verma

Certified parenting teen practitioner, multiple Award winner, mother of two active kids believes in sharing the right source of information to readers which could help them in every possible way!!

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14 Comments

  1. Very useful post for expecting ladies. This article will really help them in handling the bleeding by taking the right actions.

  2. This is a very Helpful post, Ruchie. I was so worried when I saw those tiny drops of blood during initial days of my pregnancy, But gladly my doc checked and there wasn’t anything to worry.

  3. Bleeding during pregnancy can be very scary. I remember I had slight sporting and I ran to the doc. This information would have been very useful back then. Sharing this so that it reaches other pregnant ladies

  4. I was so worried about about this during my pregnancy… Glad I never had to deal with it but it important to know about it…

  5. Thanks for sharing such an informative article many of us don’t know about it and how to take care it would be really helpful to share such information

  6. Quite an important article. Forwarding it to all the expecting moms I know.

  7. This condition is very common, and I was surprised to know many women aren’t aware of this issue.
    These are some crucial tips, thanks for sharing.

  8. This is common problem but if taken seriously n treated on time may not be so much of problem but infection chance increases till we solve thiz

  9. You know I went through this… And every single minute after that was so scary
    I didn’t have all this info back then

  10. Such a meaningful and significant artii. Shared for future reference and let it help the others as well.

  11. Very useful post. A lot of first time moms get confused and panic when spot bleeding. This should be a helpful read for them.

  12. Pregnancy is beautiful but at the same time, we have to be vigilant as well. This was a very informative blog, I am going to share it with my soon-to-be-mom friends.

  13. This is such a helpful post. It can be really scary when you start bleeding. Thankfully I never had to deal with it.

  14. I am glad you wrote on this buddy. It is very very important to be take the recommended precautions as well as be in touch with your Gynac whenever needed.

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