The uterus is really important for a woman. The health of the uterus can enable women to have their own offspring, but once there are problems with the uterus, it will become very difficult for women to become mothers. So, why are some people prone to uterine blood vessel rupture during pregnancy?
Firstly, the causes of uterine blood vessel rupture in women during pregnancy may be due to excessive childbirth or too many pregnancies. Because both of these situations can easily cause muscle fibers in women's bodies to be affected, leading to a decrease in muscle elasticity. If a woman is pregnant with twins and the fetus is larger, the tension in the uterus will increase. The possibility of uterine blood vessel rupture also increases.
Additionally, it may be caused by abnormal development of uterine blood vessels. But this phenomenon is basically not common, but another phenomenon is quite common. Some women are prone to a rapid increase in uterine blood volume during late pregnancy, which can compress the inferior vena cava and cause poor blood return. Elevated venous blood pressure can also lead to congestion.
Secondly, the increase in negative pressure caused by trauma can also easily lead to the rupture of uterine blood vessels. Common causes include severe contractions, coughing, or intense compression, but sometimes women may experience constipation during pregnancy and excessive force can also lead to uterine bleeding.
So, there are many reasons that can cause pregnancy and rupture of uterine blood vessels in women, and regardless of which one, it is necessary to seek medical attention, diagnosis, and treatment as soon as possible.
