How is high position broken water treated?
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At the beginning, the fetal movement was more frequent, and the more frequent the fetal movement was, the less the fetal movement was. However, up to now, it is not very clear why the premature rupture of membranes (PROM) happened. The main reasons for some people to have Prom are that the pressure in the amniotic cavity is too high, or multiple births, or too much amniotic fluid, and some are due to the dysplasia of the fetal membranes, Or the fetal position is not correct, uterine mouth is relatively loose. But if the rupture of membranes after the mother is prone to vaginal infection, and if the rupture of membranes, it will be very easy to form premature birth. Let's take a look at the following.
How is high position broken water treated?
First: if premature rupture of membranes occurs in the fetus over 37 weeks old, it is very easy to have premature delivery, and this is also the main reason for premature delivery. However, these newborns are prone to respiratory distress syndrome, hemorrhage in the head, and some pregnant women will also have infection.
Second: for those babies whose fetal head has not yet reached the pelvis, there may be umbilical cord prolapse, and then secondary oligohydramnios, which greatly increases the probability of fetal distress. If the fetus is less than 37 weeks old with premature rupture of membranes, it is very likely to have fetal lung dysplasia.
Third: when premature rupture of membranes, it will cause oligohydramnios, and the chance of dystocia will increase. Some infants will also cause placental detachment because of premature rupture of membranes, and some infants may also have chorioamnionitis, which often causes neonatal infection.
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In the early stage of rupture of membranes, fetal movement will be more frequent, but the more to the back, the fetus will suddenly move for a while, but to the back will appear slowly immobile. Because this time the fetus may have been asphyxiated, the occurrence of distress syndrome.