Bleeding at 26 weeks may be due to vaginal or cervical mucosal injury, preterm miscarriage, and so on, and vaginal medication or fertility preservation treatment should be carried out to deal with the cause of the bleeding. 1. Injury to the vaginal or cervical mucosa: Injury may occur during the removal of the leukorrhea, especially when the patient has inflammation of the reproductive tract, the tissue becomes brittle and is more likely to be injured, resulting in bleeding, which can be seen on gynecological examination of the vaginal wall or cervical bleeding. Gynecological examination shows bleeding from the vaginal wall or cervix. Symptomatic treatment such as vaginal medication is usually needed when vaginal or cervical inflammation is identified. 2. Pre-eclampsia: It may be a sign of pre-eclampsia. Gynecological examination reveals that the vaginal wall and cervix are intact, and blood flows out of the uterine orifice. Usually, ultrasound is needed to improve the ultrasound, check the position of the placenta and evaluate the condition of the fetus. Treatment such as anti-infection and suppression of contractions is required if necessary. The presence of vaginal bleeding at 26 weeks of pregnancy requires prompt medical attention to determine the cause of the bleeding and treatment as prescribed by the doctor.