Q. What are some causes of normal vaginal bleeding during pregnancy?

Q. What are some causes of normal vaginal bleeding during pregnancy?

A. There are a few normal reasons for vaginal bleeding.


* Implantation of your fertilized egg causes slight spotting in a
minority of woman. If it happens, it will be near the time you would
normally have your period. This bleeding should be very light
spotting
and last for a day or two. [Spotting: very light bleeding similar to
the end of your period.]


* Cervix is more prone to bleed as blood flow is naturally increased
during pregnancy. That said, anything that may touch or irritate the
cervix can cause bleeding. Sex, gynecological exam, pap smear,
physical work, exercise. This bleeding should only spot and last for
a
day or two.

http://www.gelais.com/women-health/v...cy-normal.html

Grace wrote:

> Q. What are some causes of normal vaginal bleeding during pregnancy?
>
> A. There are a few normal reasons for vaginal bleeding.
>
> * Implantation of your fertilized egg causes slight spotting in a
> minority of woman. If it happens, it will be near the time you would
> normally have your period. This bleeding should be very light
> spotting
> and last for a day or two. [Spotting: very light bleeding similar to
> the end of your period.]
>
> * Cervix is more prone to bleed as blood flow is naturally increased
> during pregnancy. That said, anything that may touch or irritate the
> cervix can cause bleeding. Sex, gynecological exam, pap smear,
> physical work, exercise. This bleeding should only spot and last for
> a
> day or two.
>
> http://www.gelais.com/women-health/v...cy-normal.html

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