Women may experience lochia discharge after childbirth, which usually ends in about half a month. If there is a large amount of bleeding and the bleeding lasts for a long time, it needs to be taken seriously, which may be caused by uterine infection. In addition, if there are problems with the placenta, it can also prolong the bleeding time. So, what are the reasons for bleeding caused by placental factors?
The causes of bleeding due to placental factors include placental adhesions, placental impaction, placental retention after placental abruption, incomplete placental abruption, residual placenta and/or membranes, placental implantation, and so on. If it is determined that postpartum hemorrhage is caused by placental factors, it is necessary to re-examine the specific cause and treat it accordingly based on the actual cause.
After giving birth, women should pay attention to rest more, have a light diet, and avoid eating greasy and spicy food. If the amount of bleeding is significant and the duration is long, immediate examination and timely treatment are necessary. Every woman has a different constitution, so the specific bleeding time may not be the same. Generally, bleeding time within one month is normal, and if it exceeds one month, it is an abnormal situation.
The main causes of bleeding caused by placental factors are as follows: if a woman experiences any physical abnormalities after giving birth, such as abdominal pain, increased bleeding, or abnormal blood color, she needs to seek medical examination immediately. In addition, it is necessary to maintain hygiene in the lower body to avoid bacterial infections.
