What is perigestational hemorrhage?

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

You need to call your doctor and go in for a counseltation they will be able to answer all of your questions.

Answer by  monica78md (44)

It is a common form of vaginal bleeding. Larger hemorrhages is normally pregnancy loss while smaller hemorrhages tend to heal themselves over a little time. With small hemorrhages you normally feel no pain but the hemmorhages are caused by trauma, sometimes the trauma is something you do not even notice

Answer by  rosen (218)

During normal pregnancy , if some bleeding occurs in higher level then the issue is there without saying. Also, this vaginal belldign is due to some tracuma effect and ehnce the result may be huge and collosal in terms of issues. More will be the issue if the bleeding continues to be there.

Answer by  kamal (204)

Perigestational hemorrhage,is one of the most common source of vaginal bleeding during normal pregnancy. The large perigestational hemorrhages have been associated with pregnancy loss while smaller perigestational hemorrhages usually resolve without any further problems. A hemorrhage is normally caused by some kind of trauma although not always a noticable.

Answer by  Startwearinggreen (340)

I know that it has to do with bleeding while you are pregnant. I think it is when you are bleeding what they call "old" blood and/or spotting. If you still hear the babies heart beat you are probably fine.

Answer by  angie23 (17)

Perigestational hemorrhage sometimes occurs during pregnancy.It consists of old vaginal blood discharge or spotting.It's usually painless.Gynecologist should take an ultra sound of to baby to make sure everything is ok.