Pregnancy can be a very happy thing, but it's hard to say whether a healthy baby can be born smoothly, because most mothers during pregnancy will experience some unfavorable conditions for childbirth or for the fetus and mother, such as placenta previa, which can affect childbirth. So, how to elevate placenta previa at 24 weeks?
At 24 weeks, placenta previa may occur naturally in some pregnant women, but the position of placenta previa in most pregnant women generally does not change. However, even if there is no elevation, as long as the pregnant woman closely observes during pregnancy, pays attention to rest, and does not engage in strenuous exercise, performing a cesarean section before full-term delivery usually does not cause harm to the pregnant woman and fetus.
If pregnant women have placenta previa and neglect it, it may bring the following hazards:
1. Postpartum bleeding: 24 week placenta previa can cause postpartum bleeding, so if pregnant women experience placenta previa, they need to seek medical treatment.
2. Placenta implantation: 24 week placenta previa may lead to placenta implantation, and if the placenta cannot be completely detached, it can cause bleeding.
3. Postpartum infection: If the placenta previa is not treated in a timely manner at 24 weeks, it may allow bacteria to take advantage, leading to infection in pregnant women.
4. Low baby weight: If a pregnant woman suffers from placenta previa at 24 weeks and is not treated in a timely manner, it may lead to low fetal weight.
