Can I keep a baby with a velamentous placenta?

I believe that most of you may not have heard of the velamentous placenta. In fact, it refers to the fetal umbilical cord and fetal membrane blood vessels. The fetal membrane is fan-shaped and spreads around the embryo. Therefore, it is called a velamentous placenta. The probability of this phenomenon occurring needs to be determined based on the health conditions of different women. After this kind of problem occurs, how long the baby can live is the top priority we need to grasp next.

The velamentous placenta actually has little to do with the baby's survival rate, so there is no question of how much the survival rate is. However, when the vasa previa on the velamentous placenta ruptures, it will cause the death of the fetus. If it does not rupture, there will be no significant effect. This is a simple rupture and the chance of rupture. Under normal circumstances, if the velamentous placenta can be treated in time, the possibility of rupture will reach 50%. If the best time for treatment is delayed, the possibility of rupture will be around 60%. Only timely treatment of the disease is the most important factor in saving the baby.

Because the cause of velamentous placenta is not very clear in clinical medicine at present, there may be no way to treat the condition in an intuitive way, but we can consider that the occurrence of this disease is related to a low-lying placenta in early pregnancy. By estimating the progress of pregnancy, understanding the development of the uterus with rich blood supply to the embryo, and then discovering that the placenta in the center will gradually change into a velamentous placenta. Of course, these symptoms also need to be clarified. But we can also consider various reasons, such as intrauterine infection, malformed fetus, intrauterine reflex factors, etc., which may cause the formation of velamentous placenta. Therefore, what we need to be concerned about is not only the survival rate of the baby, but also the treatment plan.

Nowadays, we already have better treatments for the above conditions, and they are most likely to occur during pregnancy. At this time, it is necessary to detect the condition as early as possible and take treatment to achieve real results. If the velamentous placenta has reached a certain extent, it is basically incurable and effective abortion should be performed as soon as possible to terminate the pregnancy, otherwise it will cause great consequences for both the child and the mother.