What reason is uterine atony after induced labor?

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Some pregnant mothers may encounter the phenomenon of uterine atony in the process of production, but they do not know why this situation occurs, so it leads to several kinds of children who will take caesarean section to ensure the safety of the child and the mother, so why does the maternal appear the phenomenon of uterine atony in the end! We also need special ideas for uterine atony. I may be due to, the baby's fetal position is not right, leading to cephalopelvic disproportion, which can not cause reflex uterine contraction, leading to uterine inertia.

What reason is uterine atony after induced labor?

Uterine atony can also lead to postpartum hemorrhage. After delivery of the fetus, the placental uterine wall is stripped and discharged, and the blood sinus of the maternal uterine wall is opened to hemorrhage. Under normal circumstances, due to the reduction of postpartum uterine cavity volume, the contraction of muscle fibers is strengthened, and the blood vessels interwoven in the uterine wall of muscle fibers are broken to stop bleeding.

Postpartum uterine atony, will appear in the postpartum for a long time, some even a few months, postpartum uterine atony, may not cause postpartum hemorrhage, but the general postpartum uterine atony, cause a lot of bleeding, postpartum doctors will check the uterine contraction.

For example, wealth usually physical weakness, especially in chronic diseases, labor process is too long, mental tension, the use of too many sedatives, or how deep anesthesia will lead to maternal uterine atony, but also due to uterine muscle wall is too inflated, muscle fiber over stretch, affect the contraction of muscle fiber.

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So we must pay attention to ease the maternal mood, so that the maternal do not over tense, and then we must pay attention to diet nutrition, not too much fatigue, we must pay attention to a balanced diet, maintain an optimistic mood, will help maternal recovery.