Pregnant women are most afraid of inexplicable bleeding during pregnancy, as it may be a sign of miscarriage or caused by some gynecological diseases. Many women have cervical erosion, which is generally considered normal as long as it is not very severe and does not require special attention. So, what should be done when cervical erosion and bleeding occur during pregnancy?
Bleeding during pregnancy does not necessarily mean cervical erosion. If a pregnant woman discovers bleeding in her lower body, she needs to go to the hospital for examination to see what is causing it. Even if pregnant women have cervical erosion, they will not bleed without sexual intercourse. The pregnant woman did not have sexual intercourse, and bleeding at this time may not be caused by cervical erosion.
It is recommended that pregnant women undergo a progesterone and ultrasound examination to see if the progesterone levels are relatively low, and also to assess the health of the fetus. If the final examination shows cervical erosion and bleeding, there is no need to be nervous. You can observe it first because medication cannot be taken at this time. If the erosion is severe, hemostatic drugs can be used for treatment.
Overall, the possibility of cervical erosion and bleeding during pregnancy is very low if sexual intercourse is not performed, but it cannot be ruled out. If the bleeding is severe, medication can be used to stop it. Of course, if cervical erosion is particularly severe, it can have an impact on the health of the fetus. It is recommended to terminate the pregnancy and seek timely treatment.
