Scar pregnancy found in 7 months of pregnancy

Most people think that it is natural for women to get pregnant, and they don’t think that it is a big deal for women to get pregnant and give birth. In fact, during pregnancy, a woman's body will undergo great changes, and there are many potential risks. There are many special diseases that only occur during pregnancy, and scar pregnancy is one of them. So how is scar pregnancy formed and what are its dangers?

1. The formation of scar pregnancy

The formation of a scarred uterus... For example, if the first baby is delivered by cesarean section, after the fetus and placenta are taken out, the uterine incision is sutured with absorbable sutures and the tissue heals for a period of time, a uterine scar is formed. There is another situation where a scarred uterus may form after suturing and repairing the uterus after hysteromyoma removal surgery. In short, as long as the uterus is traumatized and repaired through suturing, it will be a scarred uterus.

2. Symptoms of scar pregnancy

Pregnant women who experience scar pregnancy generally do not have obvious discomfort symptoms in the very early stages of pregnancy. The clinical manifestations of 5-16 weeks are mostly painless, small amounts of vaginal bleeding. Some patients have mild abdominal pain, while some patients only experience abdominal pain.

Because there is no obvious discomfort, if the patient seeks medical treatment, the gynecologist cannot make a diagnosis during clinical examination because the size of the uterus is not significantly different from that of a normal pregnancy and the cervical examination is often normal. This brings trouble to the patient's early detection and early treatment.

3. Harms of scar pregnancy

Generally speaking, as long as there is a scar on the uterus, there is a risk of scar pregnancy if you become pregnant again. It is equivalent to a special ectopic pregnancy, in which the embryo grows on the muscle layer of the uterine scar. Depending on the type, there may be different medical outcomes. These medical outcomes depend on the month of termination of pregnancy, and may cause various dangers to the mother and fetus.

If conception occurs or the placenta is on the scar, where the blood supply is very rich, once bleeding occurs, it is likely to cause severe vaginal bleeding, endangering the life of the pregnant woman.

4. Precautions for scar pregnancy

First, pay attention to rest and nutrition. You should feel happy and relaxed, try to stay in bed for more than 10 hours a day, preferably in side-lying position, to enhance blood circulation and improve blood supply to the kidneys. Avoid eating too salty food and ensure adequate intake of protein and vitamins. In addition, you must maintain a good life routine and eat a light diet. Second, be careful not to squeeze the uterus and do not sit on a low stool to prevent the uterus from being squeezed and causing uterine rupture. If the uterus ruptures, the lives of adults and children are in great danger.