Placental abruption is a possible condition that pregnant women may experience during childbirth. Pregnant women who experience placental abruption are very concerned about the impact on fetal health and hope to receive treatment. Can placental abruption be treated?
Premature placental abruption is difficult to recover and is a relatively dangerous situation. It is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment and treatment based on the size of the placental abruption surface, the distance from the umbilical cord, the intrauterine condition of the fetus, and the gestational age of the pregnant woman.
The cause of placental abruption must be known, which may be vascular disease, abdominal damage, fetal membrane debris, elevated uterine venous pressure, etc. In addition, the clinical symptoms of placental abruption in the second child are obvious. If the placenta is mild, the clinical symptoms are external bleeding. It is more common during childbirth, clinically manifested as vaginal bleeding in pregnant women, with a dark red color. It may be accompanied by mild abdominal pain. The signs of anemia are not significant. If it occurs during childbirth, the progress of the labor process will be faster.
If it is a severe placenta, the symptoms will mainly be bleeding. When the detachment surface of the placenta exceeds one-third and there is a large posterior hematoma of the placenta, it is often severe preeclampsia. His main symptoms are sudden abdominal pain or lower back pain.
The general treatment method is to terminate the pregnancy in a timely manner to prevent postpartum hemorrhage, as well as to prevent renal failure. If shock occurs, the pregnant woman should be given oxygen and fresh blood in a timely manner. The usual prevention is to conduct production inspections on time and pay attention to safety.
