At 13 weeks of pregnancy, just past the early stages of pregnancy, although fetal development is not as dangerous, pregnant women should still pay attention to good care. The fetus is constantly changing, but some pregnant women may experience vaginal bleeding but no pain in the abdomen, which inevitably worries pregnant women. So, what should be done if the bleeding is bright red and there is no abdominal pain at 13 weeks of pregnancy?
At 13 weeks of pregnancy, bleeding is bright red without abdominal pain, which may be caused by improper sexual activity. Some pregnant women think that by mid pregnancy, fetal development will stabilize, so they will engage in sexual activity. However, if sexual activity is intense, it can cause bleeding. Pregnant women should go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner and keep their genital area clean and tidy.
If progesterone hormone decreases, it can also lead to bleeding. Everyone's physical condition is different, and some pregnant women have lower progesterone hormone levels, which may cause threatened miscarriage. Therefore, vaginal bleeding may occur. Pregnant women should supplement progesterone in a timely manner to achieve the effect of protecting the fetus.
Pregnant women should pay more attention to rest, avoid excessive labor, and eat more legumes to supplement progesterone in their bodies during the period of fetal protection treatment. After treatment, they should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to understand the development of the fetus. Pregnant women should maintain a good mentality and avoid emotional fluctuations. If bleeding persists, they should be alert to other pathological factors.
