After pregnancy, some pregnant women may experience slight bleeding in the genital area, which is normal and should not be too worried. However, redness is generally not seen in mid pregnancy, and some pregnant women may notice slight redness at four months of pregnancy, fearing that their bodies and fetuses may be in danger. So, is mild redness severe in the first four months of pregnancy?
At more than four months of pregnancy, mild redness is abnormal. At this time, it is recommended that pregnant women go to the hospital immediately for examination, such as placenta previa, cervicitis, cervical lesions, cervical polyps, etc., which can cause slight bleeding in the genital area. B-ultrasound and vaginal examination must be done to investigate the specific cause.
If it is found that the position of the placenta is relatively low and bleeding is caused by placenta previa, it is recommended to rest more and cooperate with the doctor to use medication to protect the fetus. If it is caused by chronic cervicitis or cervical polyps, active anti-inflammatory treatment is needed, and pre screening for cervical cancer is also necessary. If the screening is not for cervical cancer, temporary observation is sufficient.
During pregnancy, pregnant women should not be too tired and should cooperate with doctors to undergo prenatal examinations on time, which is convenient for timely detection of problems. If there is slight redness during pregnancy, do not be too nervous first. First, investigate the cause and then take measures to protect the fetus. If the situation is severe, then the pregnancy needs to be terminated. At four months of pregnancy, the fetus has basically stabilized and generally no problems will occur.
