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Pregnant: blood loss

  1. Pregnancy and blood loss: the fear for every pregnant woman. Blood loss can occur after intercourse, but can also occur spontaneously. The color of the blood can vary from pink to red, or even brown blood. What Does Blood Loss During Pregnancy Mean?

Is blood loss serious?

  1. In most cases there is nothing wrong with bleeding during pregnancy. However, bleeding can also indicate an underlying problem. Every bleeding during pregnancy should therefore be examined: when did the bleeding start, how much blood loss is it and how long does the bleeding last?

Pink blood

  1. Blood loss during pregnancy can have different colors. The lightest form is pink blood. This is a very small amount of blood, which is mixed with mucus. This causes the blood to turn pink. The lighter the color, the less blood there is in the mucus. Pink blood can be a precursor to more blood loss that will show up on the same day or a few days later. But it can also only stay with pink blood: a single drop of blood loss that soon disappears.

Red blood loss

  1. Blood loss with a red color can vary from light red to dark red. Usually it involves bright red blood loss. Red blood loss contains more blood than pink blood. We then speak of a few drops to an amount that must be collected with a large sanitary napkin.

Brown blood

  1. After a bleeding has occurred, there may be brown blood. Brown blood is old blood that has been in the uterus or cervix for some time. Old blood turns brown because hemoglobin oxidizes: a kind of rust actually, although this is not the correct wording for this.

  2. After a bleed, there may be brown blood. Brown blood is old blood that has been in the uterus or cervix for some time. Old blood turns brown because hemoglobin oxidizes: a kind of rust actually, although this is not the correct wording for this.



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