What's going on with the blood pool next to the placenta

  Pregnant women should undergo various prenatal check ups on time during pregnancy, especially those with poor physical condition. Some pregnant women may find a blood pool next to the placenta during prenatal check ups, and they are very concerned about this abnormality. They want to know what is going on with the blood pool next to the placenta?

  

What's going on with the blood pool next to the placenta1

  The so-called blood pool refers to the occurrence of fetal placental bleeding. When the fetus stops bleeding, the blood pool also stops growing, gradually dissipating and being excreted from the body. This situation may be related to environmental or external damage. After discovering the blood pool, women should pay attention to rest. In addition, regular checks should be conducted to see if there is an increase in blood clots.

  In addition, if the blood type between the pregnant woman and the fetus is incompatible, hemolysis symptoms may occur, leading to a blood pool next to the placenta. In addition, some women experience a significant increase in fetal protein concentration in their serum during pregnancy, which is also one of the factors causing placental blood pool. Due to various adverse factors during pregnancy, placental tissue edema can occur, leading to placental blood pool.

  Placental blood pool is quite common for pregnant women, and as long as the situation is mild, it generally has no impact. However, it is important to note that in the event of severe bleeding, it is necessary to promptly go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination to clearly check whether the fetus has placenta previa or placental abruption. According to the specific situation, symptomatic treatment should be carried out to ensure the health of pregnant women and fetuses.

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