What to do if placenta adhesion occurs during induction of labor?

Some female patients have physical problems that seriously threaten their health. Therefore, female patients should pay attention to taking appropriate methods for treatment in time to ensure the safety of patients and avoid dangerous situations. So what should be done for placental adhesion during induced labor? Let me introduce to you the treatment methods of this problem.

Placenta adhesion is mainly caused by multiple abortions that damage the endometrium or inflammation of the endometrium that is not cured in time, resulting in poor development. The fetus needs to absorb nutrients from the mother through the placenta. Only by expanding the placental area or penetrating into the basal layer of the endometrium can it absorb more nutrients to supply the fetal growth and development, so placenta adhesion or implantation is prone to occur.

Suggestions: Generally, if placenta adhesion is treated thoroughly and there is no residue in the uterus, it will not affect future pregnancies. However, there is a high possibility of placenta adhesion or implantation again. It is recommended that you actively take anti-infection treatment after induced abortion and pay attention to vulvar and vaginal hygiene. Try to prolong the time it takes to get pregnant again. During the next pregnancy and delivery, the placenta adhesion condition should be truthfully informed to the attending physician to help the doctor make an assessment of the risk of the disease in advance.

If the placenta is adherent, a caesarean section will be required. During the confinement period, you must be careful not to use cold water to wash your hands, face, hair, or take a bath. Be careful not to let the cold wind blow on you. There should not be a draft in the bedroom. Don't be too tired. Don't read or watch TV for too long, otherwise you will have eye pain in the future. Don't eat too salty food. Make sure to use less salt, otherwise the child's throat will be uncomfortable. Just pay more attention to it, don't take it too seriously, and it's better to consult a doctor if you have any problems.

Placenta adhesion happened last time but not this time, so it doesn't have much impact. Whether a normal birth is possible depends on whether the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck during delivery, the condition of the amniotic fluid and the mother's condition.

Guidance: As long as there are no problems with regular prenatal checkups, it will be fine. When the due date comes, consider the actual situation and see if a natural birth is possible. If not, then have a caesarean section. Don't worry too much

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the patient has the above problems, it is necessary to take appropriate measures for treatment in time to ensure the safety and health of the patient, and avoid serious conditions caused by the above problems that threaten the patient's health. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.