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Pregnant After PROM (PAP) Guidelines Testing and monitoring Monitoring for early first-trimester bleeding Early first trimester bleeding can cause a premature rupture if a blood clot becomes lodged in your uterus and weakens the membranes. Many women experience some bleeding in the first trimester and do not experience PROM, so don't be alarmed if you experience first trimester bleeding. However, you should alert your health care practitioner to bleeding at any point in your pregnancy and ask for a high-level ultrasound if you need reassurance. fFN (fetal fibronectin) test >>Article by Kay Squires & Holly Norman, january 2005 © 1998-2024 Inkan, The PROM Page
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