Is it dangerous if the placenta covers the cervix?

When the embryo covers the cervical opening, it is called central placenta previa, and the risk factors are very high. After the embryo covers the cervical opening, it must be treated according to the different conditions of the woman, especially the embryo covering the cervical opening will have a great impact on the woman's own health. Regarding the problem of the embryo covering the cervix, we must deal with it as early as possible and use appropriate methods to improve this adverse effect. The embryo covering the cervix will not only affect the personal safety of the fetus, but also have a serious impact on the physical and mental health. We must clearly understand the relevant situation of the embryo covering the cervix and deal with the problem in an appropriate manner.

If the embryo covers the cervix, this situation is very serious in the early stages of pregnancy. You must be careful to prohibit sexual intercourse. In addition, pregnant women should not move too much and try to avoid movement as much as possible to improve the current risk factors. You should also go for an ultrasound follow-up to see if the embryo has moved up the placenta as the pregnancy progresses. If not, a detailed examination should be done after 28 weeks, because the lower edge of the embryo still covers the cervix, which is a more dangerous situation. It is not a good thing for the baby or the pregnant woman, as it will cause uterine contractions and internal bleeding.

During pregnancy, color ultrasound examination of women shows that the embryo covers the cervical os. This is a sign of low placenta position. At this time, it is necessary to judge the risk level based on the size of the area covered by the embryo and its risk level. For example, if part of the embryo covers the internal cervical os, this condition is called partial placenta previa. Vaginal bleeding may continue to occur in the late stages of pregnancy, and sometimes a one-time internal bleeding may cause women to suffer from hemorrhagic shock. The normal blood oxygen supply of the baby causes insufficient oxygen, which can easily lead to dangerous conditions such as premature birth and miscarriage. Therefore, the risk factor of the embryo covering the cervical opening is very serious.

The occurrence of the embryo covering the cervix during pregnancy is related to many reasons. If this phenomenon is discovered in the early stage, it is necessary to communicate with the doctor in detail according to the physical condition of different women and the development of the baby, and use appropriate methods to deal with the risk of the embryo covering the cervix to avoid causing more impact on health.