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Bleeding In Pregnancy.

 
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Bleeding in all phases of pregnancy is dangerous.

Causes:

1)Implantation bleeding:

Due to tissue that sorrounds egg attached to endometrium & slowly eats its way in to lining.

2)Miscarriage:

Abortion.

3)Ectopic pregnancy:

Pregnancy in Fallopian tube. It may burst causes pain & bleeding.

4)Molar pregnancy:

Growth of abnormal tissue in stead of embryo.

5)Inflammation of Cervix:

When cervix is inflammed due to infection.

6)Growth on cervix.

7)Placental Abruption:

Placenta may detach from Uterine wall before or during labour.

8)Placenta Previa:

When placenta lies low in the Uterus, it may partly OR completly cover the cervix. This is called placenta previa. It is a very serious condition.

9)Hydatidform Mole:

It is an abnormal form of pregnancy.

It may develop in to Chorio-carcinoma, a form of cancer.

Under all circumstances immediate Obst. & Gynaecological treatment should be done.

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