Which pregnant women are prone to heavy bleeding

Postpartum hemorrhage is a common disease during childbirth. If internal bleeding occurs after giving birth, it is very dangerous. Not only is the prognosis poor, but if the shock time is too long, a series of serious complications may occur, and even life-threatening. What kind of pregnant women are generally prone to internal bleeding, and how to prevent postpartum hemorrhage. So what kind of pregnant women are very prone to internal bleeding?

What pregnant women are very prone to heavy bleeding

1. Pregnant women with a history of miscarriage. Because miscarriage can easily cause the uterine wall to suffer varying degrees of damage and infection, the chance of endometritis increases, the incidence of placenta previa, placenta adhesion, placenta accreta, and placenta retention in subsequent pregnancies is relatively high, the probability of postpartum bleeding is also greatly increased, and the more frequent miscarriages, the greater the probability.

2. Pregnant women who are overly anxious. Excessive anxiety during childbirth can cause poor uterine contractions, which is a key cause of postpartum hemorrhage. In addition, if the delivery process is too long, too many sedatives and painkillers are used, or the anesthesia is too deep, it can also lead to the embryo's weakness in contraction and internal bleeding.

3. Pregnant women with polyhydramnios, macrosomia, or multiple pregnancies. Due to excessive expansion of the uterus, the uterine muscles are stretched too much and cannot shrink well after giving birth; giving birth too frequently will cause degeneration of the uterine muscles, increase in connective tissue, and decrease in muscle tissue, resulting in contraction weakness, etc., which can also lead to postpartum hemorrhage.

4. Pregnant women with abnormal embryos. Including incomplete placental separation, placental adhesion, retained placenta, placental retention, placenta implantation, etc., can all lead to internal bleeding.

How to prevent postpartum hemorrhage

1. Pay great attention to prenatal health care

(1) Improve pre-pregnancy and prenatal care during pregnancy. Patients with coagulation disorders and diseases that may affect coagulation disorders should be actively treated before becoming pregnant. If necessary, pregnancy should be terminated in the early stages.

(2) Pregnant women with risk of postpartum hemorrhage. If you have anemia, blood disease or other abnormalities, you should seek medical treatment and correct them in time. If the pregnant woman is pregnant with twins, has polyhydramnios, suffers from pregnancy-related hypertension syndrome, or has a history of postpartum hemorrhage, she should be hospitalized in advance for delivery.

2. Improve the quality of delivery for pregnant women. Help pregnant women eliminate their concerns, guide them on the correct delivery method, and enable them to have a successful delivery.

3. Improve observation after childbirth. The baby should be observed for 2 hours after delivery. If there is no abnormality, you can return to the mother and baby room to rest.

In fact, postpartum hemorrhage is also related to the health status of the pregnant woman herself. If the pregnant woman has a good physical fitness, she will generally recover after timely treatment and will not have serious complications. Therefore, during pregnancy, you should pay attention to improving nutrition, eating a balanced diet, and paying attention to exercise, which will help enhance immunity and reduce the occurrence of injuries during pregnancy.