During the pregnancy process, female friends need to undergo several ultrasound examinations to detect any abnormalities as early as possible. After undergoing ultrasound, some pregnant women may discover the presence of a sail shaped placenta, accompanied by vascular previa, which is detrimental to both the fetus and the pregnant woman. So, what should we do if the sail shaped placenta has vascular previa?
The appearance of sail shaped placenta during pregnancy, combined with vascular previa, is an abnormal placental change, and there is no special treatment method for women during pregnancy. If it is found during the pre delivery examination that the condition has not changed, cesarean section should be performed for delivery. If choosing vaginal delivery, it is easy to cause vascular tearing, which can lead to adverse conditions such as heavy bleeding and placental abruption.
The sail shaped placenta causes relatively little damage to pregnant women, but poses a greater risk to the fetus. However, when accompanied by vascular previa, it can easily increase the risk of bleeding before and after childbirth. Moreover, during pregnancy, there may be insufficient blood supply, which can restrict fetal growth and easily lead to premature birth, premature rupture of membranes, and abnormal fetal heart rate during delivery.
Pregnant women with sail shaped placenta and vascular previa who experience fetal blood loss should undergo cesarean section in a timely manner, and doctors should also be prepared to administer blood transfusions to the newborn. If the baby can be born in a timely manner and actively receive blood transfusion treatment, the recovery effect of the newborn is relatively optimistic.
