Blood loss in the first months of pregnancy is common. It can have various causes. Often it is harmless and stops on its own. This blood loss can be caused, for example, by the implantation of the fertilized egg in the uterus or abnormalities of the cervix, such as a polyp or inflammation. sexual intercourse. This is often bright red. This does not affect the pregnancy. However, it can be bothersome.
In about half of the cases, the bleeding stops on its own, and in the other half, it leads to a miscarriage. You can always contact us if you are worried to discuss whether an ultrasound examination would be beneficial.
You may also lose some blood after sexual intercourse. The skin of the cervix is somewhat more fragile during pregnancy. Small blood vessels can then rupture.
This blood loss is temporary. Once the blood loss has stopped, you can have sexual intercourse without problems during pregnancy.
