Pregnancy Information: Bleeding during pregnancy

Bleeding during pregnancy is a frightening and potentially life-threatening event occurring in one out of every five pregnancies. Bleeding during pregnancy occurs most often during the first trimester of pregnancy and continues to have normal, successful pregnancy. Pregnancy is a natural condition that generally causes little discomfort if the woman takes care of herself and gets adequate prenatal care. Pregnancy can cause iron deficiency anemia whether a woman’s diet does not have enough iron for both the mother and fetus. For more information about Bleeding during pregnancy see Additional Information.

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