Test tube babies become red: do you need emergency medical treatment?
IVF refers to the babies who are pregnant through IVF technology, while IVF red refers to vaginal bleeding during pregnancy. Red bleeding will make expectant mothers worried and uneasy. They may worry that the bleeding is caused by complications of pregnancy. However, not all IVF babies need emergency medical treatment when they see red. Sometimes this is a normal pregnancy reaction, and sometimes it may be related to serious pregnancy complications. In this article, we will explore the reasons why IVF is popular and provide some suggestions to identify whether urgent medical treatment is needed.
Cause 1: Implantation bleeding
In the process of implantation, IVF needs to pass through the endometrium and embed it, which may lead to a small amount of bleeding, namely, implantation bleeding. This kind of bleeding is usually mild, lasts for a short time, and appears together with some mild symptoms (such as abdominal pain, breast pain, nausea, etc.) in the early pregnancy. If the amount of bleeding is small and the color is pink or light red, there is usually no need for emergency medical treatment. However, if the amount of bleeding increases and accompanied by severe abdominal pain, fever and other symptoms, seek medical advice as soon as possible to exclude other serious pregnancy complications.
It is worth mentioning that implantation bleeding usually occurs within 6 to 12 days after pregnancy. If you have a small amount of vaginal bleeding within this time range, it is likely that implantation bleeding is not serious.
Cause 2: Endometriosis
Endometriosis means that the endometrium not only grows in the endometrial cavity, but also can grow in other parts outside the uterus. This condition may lead to vaginal bleeding during IVF pregnancy. The ectopic endometrium tissue will also be affected by hormones during the menstrual cycle, causing bleeding. If you were previously diagnosed with endometriosis, or vaginal bleeding accompanied by severe abdominal pain or other symptoms, you should seek medical advice in time to rule out the serious situation caused by the rupture of ectopic endometrium.
In this case, you should seek the help of a professional doctor to ensure the health of IVF.
Cause 3: cervicitis/cervical polyps
Cervicitis and cervical polyps are common gynecological problems, which may lead to IVF hemorrhage. Cervicitis is usually caused by infection, and cervical polyp is a small wart on the cervix. Both of these conditions may lead to vaginal bleeding during IVF pregnancy. If the bleeding is accompanied by abdominal pain, odor and other symptoms, it is recommended to seek medical advice in time to obtain correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
The doctor will perform cervical examination and necessary laboratory tests to determine the cause of bleeding and develop appropriate treatment plans.
Cause 4: Other potential complications
In addition to the above reasons, the popularity of IVF may also be caused by other potential serious complications. For example, placenta previa is a serious condition, which may lead to a lot of vaginal bleeding. If it is not handled in time, it may threaten the life of mother and baby. Other complications that may lead to IVF vaginal bleeding include abortion, ectopic pregnancy, etc. If you suspect that the bleeding is beyond the normal range or accompanied by serious symptoms, you should seek medical advice immediately to eliminate these potential complications.
In conclusion, IVF red blood does not always require emergency medical treatment, but needs to be judged according to the nature of the bleeding, the severity of the symptoms and whether there are other complications. If the bleeding amount is small, the color is light red, and there is no severe abdominal pain or other abnormal symptoms, you can observe for a period of time, but you should also communicate with the doctor in a timely manner. If the amount of bleeding increases or there are severe symptoms such as severe abdominal pain and fever, seek medical advice as soon as possible to ensure the safety of the mother and baby. Ultimately, close cooperation and communication with doctors is the best way to deal with IVF popularity, so as to timely diagnose and treat any potential problems.
Summary
IVF babies do not always need emergency medical treatment when they become popular, but they should not be taken lightly. Implantation bleeding, endometriosis, cervicitis/cervical polyps and other potential complications may be the causes of IVF bleeding. According to the nature of the bleeding and the severity of the symptoms, it is necessary to judge whether emergency medical treatment is needed. Close cooperation and communication with doctors is the best way to deal with IVF popularity, so as to timely diagnose and treat any potential problems.
