Patient's question:
Hello everyone. I am currently pregnant for over 50 days. I haven't had any symptoms so far. Around the 20th, I noticed a little blood discharge in my underwear, but it quickly stopped. Last night, I found that I was bleeding more, though not as much as during my period. I didn't feel any other significant changes.This morning, I went to the hospital. The doctor did an ultrasound and confirmed that I am pregnant, but said the gestational sac was very small. I told the doctor that I was bleeding, but it wasn't excessive. The doctor said that bleeding is not a good sign and recommended that I take measures to protect the pregnancy. They gave me a 7-day course of injections.
I asked a friend for advice, who recently gave birth last year. She said she also experienced bleeding around the 50-day mark and had similar symptoms to me.
Doctor's answer:
Bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy is a pregnancy symptom. It may be normal, but it can also be caused by various reasons. It is important to pay attention to the amount and duration of bleeding. The causes are diverse: fetal chromosomal abnormalities, hormonal imbalances in the mother, congenital or acquired uterine developmental abnormalities, immune system problems, viral infections, chronic diseases in pregnant women (such as heart disease, kidney disease, and blood disorders), overexertion, excessive stress, too vigorous sexual activity, external trauma, environmental pollution, improper medication, smoking, drinking alcohol, excessive caffeine intake, or consumption of other foods that promote uterine contractions, etc.