Premature placenta previa is a concern for many pregnant women, and this situation is also relatively easy to occur. During prenatal checkups in early pregnancy, if the placenta is found to be in a lower position, it may not necessarily be placenta previa. However, if the placenta has not grown up, it is important to be alert to the occurrence of placenta previa, which is a dangerous situation. So, how long can complete placenta previa last?
In the case of complete placenta previa, it can be maintained until 36 weeks as much as possible. Pregnant women should closely monitor their physical condition. If any abnormal conditions occur, they should be prepared for cesarean section at any time. If there are no major problems, cesarean section can generally be performed within 38 weeks for delivery. In the late stages of pregnancy, if bleeding or abdominal pain occurs, pregnant women should go to the hospital for observation and treatment as soon as possible.
Pregnant women with complete placenta previa should reduce physical activity during pregnancy, rest in bed more often to prevent the condition from worsening, and avoid actions that increase abdominal pressure, such as straining to defecate or squatting frequently, which can have adverse effects on the disease. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid these behaviors as much as possible.
Pregnant women should keep their external genitalia clean, change their underwear frequently, and hang them in the sun after washing to kill bacteria, prevent bacterial invasion, and prevent the condition from worsening. Their daily diet should be light and nutritious, and they should also eat foods rich in vitamins to prevent constipation symptoms.
