What are the risks of uterine rupture?

Uterine rupture refers to a laceration of the uterine body or uterine subsurface during labor or pregnancy. It is a serious obstetric complication that threatens the lives of both mother and child. The main causes of death are bleeding, infection and shock. When a pregnant woman suffers from uterine rupture, if effective measures are not taken in time, it will have a great impact on the pregnant woman's fetus and baby, and in severe cases there may be a risk of death. So what are the effects of uterine rupture?

For pregnant women

Uterine rupture may cause serious capillary rupture, resulting in severe abdominal pain, rebound pain, and extreme bloating. If the blood circulation is not activated in time, excessive bleeding in the abdomen may lead to "exudative shock"; or excessive bleeding may cause systemic coagulation disorder, making blood circulation difficult, and even possible postpartum hemorrhage. These situations may endanger the mother's life.

For the fetus

Once the fetus breaks out of the uterus and enters the abdomen, the uterine contraction pressure suddenly disappears, the shape of the uterus changes, and the position of the fetus changes. The fetal heartbeat may not be heard, or the fetal heartbeat may have irregular terminal tachycardia, and may even lead to early embryo separation and fetal distress. If not handled properly, it may lead to stillbirth.

Unable to get pregnant again

If the symptoms of uterine rupture are very serious, such as uneven edges and infection, it cannot be repaired immediately. At this time, a hysterectomy is required to ensure personal safety. Therefore, it is not possible to get pregnant again in the future. Even if the edges are neat and not infected, and the stitches are done immediately, another pregnancy will have a certain impact on the tolerance of the uterus, and more serious problems may occur during the next delivery.

High incidence of complications

If uterine rupture is not treated and cared for immediately, it is very easy to cause complications. For example, deficiency of qi and blood, cold body, and weak antigens lead to habitual illness. Uterine rupture is a common complication. Women's physique tends to be cold. If they do not pay attention to keeping warm during the treatment process, the harm to the body will be greater, and the body will soon become colder. Especially gynecological diseases often occur.