Effects of poor coagulation function in pregnant women on the fetus

Poor coagulation function in pregnant women is a very serious problem. The most important thing in prenatal examination is to observe whether the coagulation function is normal, so as to determine whether the pregnancy is suitable. Pregnant women with poor coagulation function can easily cause heavy bleeding during delivery, which can be life-threatening. Therefore, pregnant women should pay special attention to their physical condition to avoid unnecessary consequences.

How to tell whether the coagulation function is poor from the blood routine report?

Poor coagulation function means that bleeding is difficult to stop or even cannot be stopped. Pregnant women with poor coagulation function are prone to heavy bleeding during delivery, which is life-threatening. Therefore, it is very necessary to do a routine blood test before pregnancy. If you find out that your blood coagulation function is poor after you become pregnant, you cannot even have an abortion. There was once an expectant mother who wanted to have an induced abortion several months into her pregnancy. However, due to her poor blood coagulation function, no hospital would perform the operation on her because they were afraid that she would bleed profusely during the operation.

Whether the coagulation function is normal depends on whether the platelet count is normal. The normal platelet count is 100-300 (10*9/L). A platelet count lower than 100 means that the coagulation function is poor, and pregnancy is not suitable in this case.

In addition, there are many reasons that lead to poor coagulation function. For example, if your blood lipids are high, you should be alert to coagulation disorders caused by abnormal liver function. You can check your liver function. Therefore, if your coagulation function is poor, you must seek medical attention in time to avoid delaying the disease.

To sum up, female friends who are preparing to become pregnant must do a routine blood test before pregnancy, so that they can prepare for pregnancy safely, be responsible for themselves, and be responsible for the fetus.