Evaluation of cases with first trimester bleeding and its outcome

Jharaik, Himang; Sharma, Aditi; Chandel, Anu Bala; Sharma, Rajni

doi:10.33545/gynae.2019.v3.i4d.312

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“…Abortion and EP are the most prevalent causes of first semester hemorrhage, and there were obvious genetic problems in more than half of spontaneous abortions. The most frequent problems of first trimester bleeding in gestation are abortion, early birth, and placenta disruption [4] .…”

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Pregnancy outcome in women presenting with 1st trimester vaginal bleeding

Ibrahim

Gebriel²,

Abdelmoaty³

2022

International Journal of Medical Arts

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Article informationBackground: First trimester hemorrhage affects roughly 16 percent to 25 percent of pregnancies. The vast variety of reasons of early pregnancy bleeding, the risk of miscarriage, and the worry of having any lifethreatening etiology puts pregnant women with first trimester hemorrhage in a state of uncertainty, leading to anxiety and sadness, The Aim of the work: To determine the fate of vaginal hemorrhage in the first trimester of gestation, Patients and Methods: This was A prospective cohort study was conducted for patients with 1ST pregnancy trimester vaginal bleeding admitted in the obstetrics and gynecology Department, El-Hussein University Hospital, separate into two groups: [Group I] [Case Group]; comprised 50 Subjects with 1st trimester vaginal bleeding and [Group II] [Control Group]; comprised 50 Subjects with no vaginal bleeding, Result: There is a substantial variation between the groups in term of placental abruption, placenta previa, antepartum hemorrhage, abortion, and postpartum hemorrhage, Results:There is a substantial variation between the groups in term of placental abruption, placenta previa, antepartum hemorrhage, abortion, and postpartum hemorrhage, Conclusion:In conclusion, first-trimester vaginal bleeding is a clinically important occurrence for obstetricians as a predictor of preterm birth and placental abruption in both the index and future pregnancies; these results add to the proof of the relationship between pregnancy problems and their recurrence. Our results showed significant difference between the groups regarding placental abruption, placenta previa, antepartum hemorrhage, abortion, postpartum hemorrhage, gestational age and birth weight between the studied groups.

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