How is the lobulated placenta formed

  The placenta is composed of 18 to 20 placental lobules, and the specific condition of the placenta can be understood in detail through ultrasound. The lobulated placenta refers to the placental lobules, and it is recommended that women undergo regular prenatal checkups. After a period of pregnancy, the shape of the placenta will be revealed, which can also help determine whether the placenta is normal. So how is the lobulated placenta formed?

  

How is the lobulated placenta formed1

  Leafy placenta refers to the placenta composed of many lobules, which is a natural development result. It may also be related to premature placenta or placental abruption. But as long as the fetal heart rate monitoring is normal and fetal movement is normal, it will not affect the development of the fetus. It is recommended that pregnant women undergo regular prenatal check ups to stay informed about the development of the fetus. At the same time, maintain a good mood and avoid excessive mental pressure. Pay attention to rest more and avoid overexertion.

  The normal types of placenta include round, oval, heart-shaped, and kidney shaped. In clinical practice, the shape of these placenta does not have much significance, and the lobulated placenta is just one type of placenta. The only difference from them is that this type of placenta may only exist in women who are older. However, in clinical practice, there are many other types of placenta that can affect the development of women and fetuses, such as multiple placenta in singleton pregnancies. This type of placenta is mainly manifested as a single placenta, but it can cause blood supply disorders after implantation. So, for women, they should also be aware of some placental shapes.

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