Symptoms of 18 week premature rupture of membranes

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18 week premature rupture of membranes is also a serious obstetric and gynecological disease, premature rupture of membranes will bring certain psychological pressure to pregnant women, serious cases will make pregnant women infected and cause the occurrence of other diseases, so what are the symptoms of 18 week premature rupture of membranes? Let's study and discuss with you.

Symptoms of 18 week premature rupture of membranes

First of all: after rupture of the amniotic membrane, pregnant women suddenly feel vaginal fluid outflow, start to discharge a large amount, and then intermittently discharge a small amount. When the amniotic membrane break is very small, the amount of amniotic fluid outflow is small, the abdominal pressure increases, and the amniotic fluid outflow when loading.

Secondly: with or without various reasons for sudden vaginal discharge, the amount of discharge can be more or less. Vaginal discharge is usually related to position change and activity of pregnant women.

Finally: pregnant women in supine position may see liquid outflow from vaginal orifice, or there may be no liquid outflow; If there is no fluid outflow, when anal examination, hold the vaginal vault, push the fetal head to press the fundus of the uterus or change the position of pregnant women, there may be fluid outflow from the vaginal orifice. Note that there may be no fluid outflow after these auxiliary operations. The outflow fluid is usually thin and may be mixed with meconium or fetal fat. Emergency inpatients may bring underwear, sanitary napkins or toilet paper to the hospital and need further careful examination.

matters needing attention

1. Strengthen sex education, increase contraceptive knowledge publicity, reduce abortion and induced labor rate, protect women's physical and mental health; Gynecological examination before pregnancy is also necessary to know whether there are vaginitis and genital malformation complications, and actively treat and prevent genital infection. 2. Regular prenatal examination, timely detection of pregnancy complications, early treatment; Fetal malposition can be corrected at 28-32 weeks of gestation. More attention should be paid to those with pelvic stenosis. Cervical cerclage and bed rest were performed at 14-16 weeks of gestation. 3. Prevention of premature rupture of membranes can take vitamin C and trace elements under the guidance of doctors. Can eat more vegetables, fruits, increase vitamin intake; Eat more foods with high copper content, such as nuts, seafood, animal liver, wheat, dried beans, root vegetables, oysters, etc. During pregnancy, expectant mothers should keep a calm mood and eliminate tension to avoid premature delivery. 4. During the whole pregnancy to avoid heavy physical labor, to prevent excessive fatigue.