Pregnant for more than 4 months, if the fetus has problems or does not want the baby, ordinary abortion surgery cannot be performed, and induced abortion surgery is required. Some women may experience placenta previa after pregnancy, and this type of pregnant woman needs to be particularly careful not to squat. So, can induced labor with low placenta lead to heavy bleeding?
Pregnant women with low placenta who undergo induced abortion surgery are likely to experience heavy bleeding and need to be cautious. The risk of induced abortion surgery for pregnant women with low placenta is relatively high, which may cause some gynecological diseases and infertility. It is not recommended for pregnant women with low placenta to undergo induced abortion surgery when the baby is healthy.
Pregnant women with low placenta should be careful not to engage in strenuous exercise, lift heavy objects, cough, or bend over in their daily lives. If placenta previa is severe and affects the health of the fetus, it is recommended to stay in bed to protect the fetus. Pregnant women can use shoulder support to relieve the burden on their abdomen, which can make both the pregnant woman and the fetus safer.
Overall, pregnant women with low placenta who undergo induced abortion surgery are likely to experience heavy bleeding, so caution is necessary. Pregnant women with low placenta should be careful not to sit for long periods of time, do not sit on chairs that are too low, and do not engage in overly intense exercise. Especially in the later stages of pregnancy, it is safer to stay in bed and protect the fetus.
