What are the dangers of low placenta in pregnant women

Pregnant women need to do prenatal check-ups in time during pregnancy, which is very important for pregnant women so that problems can be dealt with in time and properly handled. Some women went for prenatal check-ups during pregnancy and were found to have low fetal position. Low fetal position is dangerous, so what are the adverse effects of low placenta in pregnant women?

First of all, pregnant women with low placenta need to be extremely cautious and careful. They must avoid strenuous activities, avoid having sex, and avoid squatting. Because if the pregnant woman does the squatting posture, it may cause the cervix to dilate, the fetus will be involved, it is easy to cause placental detachment, bleeding may occur, and it is easy to cause the fetus to be born prematurely.

In the second half of pregnancy, as the pregnancy progresses and the fetus grows, the position of the embryo may move upward and the condition of the low placenta will improve.

In the later stages of pregnancy, the uterus will become larger and the cervix will gradually shrink, but the embryo will not change with the enlargement of the uterus. Therefore, the embryo can be easily expelled due to the changes in the cervical opening. Therefore, in the late stages of pregnancy, many pregnant women with low-positioned uterus will experience bleeding. If the bleeding is not too much, you only need to rest in bed. If the bleeding is too much, you need to see a doctor immediately to prevent internal bleeding.

In general, a low placenta may cause miscarriage, abnormal uterine bleeding, or even internal bleeding, or premature birth. In order to avoid this dangerous situation, women should move carefully and avoid squatting or excessive exercise.