What to do if the placenta is low lying at 12 weeks of pregnancy

Some pregnant women have problems during pregnancy but do not receive timely treatment, which can easily lead to dangerous situations for the pregnant women. Therefore, pregnant women should receive timely treatment when they have problems, especially pregnant women should also have regular physical examinations during pregnancy to avoid affecting the pregnant women. So what should I do if the placenta is low at 12 weeks of pregnancy? Let me introduce it to you below.

There is no special treatment for low-lying placenta. You can only pay attention to bed rest, avoid fatigue, fright and sexual intercourse, and eat more high-protein foods. Because as the pregnancy progresses, the positional relationship between the placenta and the cervix may change. If there is no painless vaginal bleeding, continue to observe and pay attention to the above matters.

The cause of low-lying placenta is still unclear. Some say it is caused by conditions such as endometritis. According to what you said, you have formed placenta previa, which will cause bleeding in the late pregnancy and is a serious complication during pregnancy. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen prenatal examinations. After the first bleeding, you should seek medical attention immediately, rest in bed as much as possible, and reduce activities.

If there is no vaginal bleeding or only a small amount of vaginal bleeding due to low placenta, you can observe the condition. The placenta will improve in the late pregnancy. Be careful not to do strenuous exercise, try to rest in bed, and have regular color ultrasound checks of the uterus. If there is still no change, the baby cannot be saved.

The placenta grows on the wall of the uterus. As the fetus grows, the volume of the uterus will also increase, and the position of the placenta will gradually rise, generally moving away from the cervical opening after 30 weeks.

It is recommended to have an ultrasound examination in the later stages of pregnancy to determine the location of the placenta. If it is a low-lying placenta or a previa, vaginal bleeding needs to be closely monitored and the pregnancy needs to be terminated early if necessary.

The above is my opinion on this issue that I introduced to you. If the above problems occur, you should pay attention to timely treatment to ensure your health. Especially pregnant women should pay attention to timely treatment to ensure the patient's health and avoid the above-mentioned dangers to the patient. Finally, I wish the pregnant woman a smooth delivery.