How to adjust placenta previa

After 28 weeks of pregnancy, if the embryo adheres abnormally and does not adhere to the anterior, lateral, or posterior inner walls of the uterine body, but only adheres to the bottom of the uterus or covers the internal os of the cervix, and its location is lower than the presenting part of the fetus, this is called placenta previa. Placenta previa is generally more dangerous and needs to be adjusted immediately. How to adjust placenta previa?

Bed rest

Rest in bed more often and avoid excessive exercise. Postures that increase abdominal pressure, such as running, jumping, squatting, lowering your head, and coughing hard, should be controlled and minimized. Although I think it will definitely allow the embryo to grow, it can prevent pregnant women from experiencing uncomfortable symptoms such as vaginal bleeding. If there is heavy bleeding or repeated bleeding, you should consider terminating the pregnancy depending on the situation.

Lift your hips

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant mothers can raise their buttocks. In the middle and late stages, when the belly becomes bigger, it is uncomfortable to pad the buttocks and there will be a sense of distortion and discomfort. You can pad the buttocks at the base of the thighs or calves. It can allow a large amount of blood to flow into the embryo, which is beneficial for the growth of the embryo and can prevent swelling of the feet.

Nutritional supplements

In order for the embryo to have motivation, it is necessary to fully supplement nutrition and eat more high-protein foods, that is, eat more eggs, meat, milk, eat less sweets, and drink more water to prevent constipation.

Learn to talk to your baby more

Pregnant mothers can also do more prenatal education for the baby, learn to talk to the baby, let the baby cooperate with you, grow up quickly, face difficulties, and also make the embryo grow, and enhance the relationship between mother and child.

Pregnant mothers can say to the baby every day, "I hope the embryo will grow up quickly, and the next pregnancy check-up must be normal", etc. The fetus can understand.

What are the risks of placenta previa?

1. Bleeding during pregnancy

The embryo has a large blood demand, and the separation of the fetal membrane and endometrium will cause bleeding. Nowadays, because the distance to the cervical opening is relatively close, even if the degree of separation is not large, the amount of bleeding during pregnancy will be quite large. If a pregnant mother bleeds too much during pregnancy, surgery is required to terminate the pregnancy early.

2. Postpartum hemorrhage

During labor, the embryo will separate from the uterus, and bleeding will occur on the surface of the separation. After the baby is delivered, the uterus will automatically contract, promoting the closure of the blood vessels on the separated surface and reducing bleeding. However, the contraction ability of the muscles around the cervical opening is not as good as that of the upper uterus, and it is easy to cause excessive postpartum hemorrhage due to weak contraction.

3. Infection after childbirth

Because the position of the embryo is relatively low, after delivery, the placental detachment surface is very close to the cervical opening, and bacteria can easily enter the placental detachment surface through the vagina. The probability of infection after delivery is higher than that of normal pregnant women.