What might bleed during pregnancy, like Iza had?

“The doctor asked me to keep quiet,” commented the singer about the episode. Understand the reasons

Iza is the youngest pregnant woman in the neighborhood. Last week, the 33-year-old singer revealed to fans that she is expecting her first child. According to the artist, the discovery occurred by chance. “I was going to visit a friend. When we talked about pregnancy, I started wondering when my last period came. I started to get nervous. Then I asked for a pregnancy test,” she said during an interview. interview with Fantastico.

The singer also said she was scared of a “little hemorrhage.” “I had to cancel some commitments. I had some bleeding. I had a magazine cover, a show at the BBB and a presentation in Aracaju. My doctor asked me to keep quiet for a while, to avoid the situation progressed,” he said.

What can bleed during pregnancy

Now he is recovering from the scare. According to gynecologist and obstetrician Dúnia Poli do Valle, all blood loss during pregnancy must be investigated and the causes can vary greatly depending on the length of the pregnancy. “Bleeding during pregnancy, at any gestational age, is always a cause for concern and consultation by the team that takes care of you. Until a more serious cause is excluded, attention is needed”, comments the specialist.

According to the doctor, bleeding in early pregnancy may be related to the implantation of the embryo in the uterus or to a miscarriage, with causes such as detachment of the gestational sac or a hematoma near it.

Bleeding that can occur from mid to late pregnancy is generally related to problems such as the placenta, umbilical cord, and vessels that form the feto-placental-uterus circulation: premature placental abruption, placenta previa, or vasa previa.

“You should also evaluate causes related to the cervix, precancerous lesions or even cervical cancer, and it could simply be benign bleeding originating from the cervix after sexual intercourse, for example. In pregnancy, the cervix The uterus becomes softer and more vascular (with more present and sensitive blood vessels), so bleeding can occur with extra effort in that region”, underlines the gynecologist.

It is never normal for a pregnant woman to bleed (with the exception of bleeding related to labor, which is completely different from what we are talking about, which happens during pregnancy), so the recommendation is to always undergo a medical evaluation.

Source: Terra

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