What are the effects of uterine rupture?

The uterus is simply the castle of the baby, and the baby grows from a small sperm and egg into a baby in the uterus. The necessity of the mausoleum is of course self-evident. However, some women suffer from uterine tearing due to many reasons, which is what we often call uterine rupture. So what are the effects of uterine rupture?

For mom

"Uterine rupture" may cause serious capillary rupture, leading to symptoms of severe abdominal pain, rebound pain, and extreme abdominal distension. 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 blood 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.

Can you get pregnant with a ruptured uterus?

If the condition is amenable to surgical repair and the repair is good, pregnancy is possible. Generally speaking, women who have experienced uterine rupture are at a higher risk of uterine rupture when they become pregnant again. Medically, for people with uterine scars, China generally considers pregnancy again 2 years after surgery. When planning to become pregnant, they need to go to the hospital to check the state of uterine recovery.

The article explains in detail the effects of uterine rupture. As a pregnant woman, you must pay close attention to every change in your body, so that you can deal with your uterine tear in time, and take certain effective measures to improve your uterine tear condition in time to prevent uterine tear from causing serious effects on pregnant women and fetuses.