Heparin injection position for pregnant women in late pregnancy

Heparin injections are usually given around the navel, or on the buttocks, arms, thighs, etc. during late pregnancy. Generally, it is necessary to make choices based on each person's situation and take a standardized approach.

In February, when pregnant women are taking heparin, they can choose the area around the navel. The local fat is relatively thick, so the anticoagulant effect will be better. It is necessary to choose a reasonable position and prevent fetal injury. You can also choose to inject in the buttocks or arms, or in the thighs. Injection in these areas will help the absorption of heparin and avoid affecting the fetus during the injection.

Pregnant women in later months need to closely observe the fetal movements in the uterine cavity after taking heparin. If the fetal movement is abnormal, they need to go to the hospital in time to cooperate with the doctor to do an abdominal B-ultrasound examination to determine whether there is any impact on the fetus.

Heparin can regulate blood lipids, act as an anti-coagulant, and have anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory effects. Most of the time, the amount of medication to be used must be determined based on each person's physical condition, and excessive use of the medication is not allowed. Before injecting the drug, the skin needs to be strictly anti-inflammatory treated to reduce the growth of pathogens, and prevention of infection and inflammation during the injection period is necessary.